It’s Thanksgiving week, and the name Bill Belichick is sparking conversations — just not about football.
Instead, we’re talking about his 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson. And that’s a sentence that remains wild to write.
Belichick, a great proselytizer of the “no distractions” gospel, is seeing them multiply like a grand Thanksgiving bounty.
Just how low will this absurd saga go?
While the 73-year-old is limping to the end of a disastrous first season as head coach at the University of North Carolina, there are reports of an epic family blowout — and Hudson is publicly threatening to sue a podcaster and former ESPN reporter.
On his best day, Andy Cohen couldn’t dream up anything more salacious.
It’s an embarrassing public pile-up for a notoriously private man who speaks in grunts and pauses.
Over the weekend, The California Post’s Edward Lewis reported that Belichick’s daughter in-law Jen allegedly unloaded on Hudson in a post-game rant on November 8, calling her a “bats–t crazy” control freak and accusing her of “f–king twisting” Bill’s brain.
Sources said Jen, who is married to Belichick’s son and defensive coordinator Steve, lost it in front of her husband, father-in-law and Hudson — and noted she didn’t care if she was disowned for it.
Also on her platter of complaints: Hudson’s fondness for wearing snakeskin clothing, which many have speculated is her homage to Taylor Swift’s “revenge era.”
Yes, it’s all a message to her haters.
On Sunday night, Hudson — a competitive cheerleader — logged onto instagram to start a fight. She posted a photo of herself wearing a necklace that spelled out “banned” along with her all-access credential for UNC’s home field.
The caption was directed at podcaster and journalist Pablo Torre: “P.S. I’m suing you @pstorre.“
Torre has been digging into Hudson and Belichick’s, ahem, unconventional relationship.
A family source told him: “There is deep worry for how detrimental Jordon can be for not just North Carolina but Bill’s legacy, reputation — everything he has built and worked for over decades.”
Hudson and Belichick invited such scrutiny when she interrupted CBS’s Tony Dokoupil during what should have been a fluffy “CBS Sunday Morning” interview with the coach to promote his book back in April. Public alarm bells went from merely ringing to blaring.
Has Belichick really handed over his entire personal brand to some hot chick with no experience?
Family and professional strife aside, Hudson, who prides herself on her business chops, seems most hung up Torre’s May episode, where he reported — after speaking with 11 sources — that she was banned from UNC’s team facilities.
The university immediately put out a statement to deny it. Hudson’s done her own version of a denial, swanning on the sideline on game day.
Despite her snakeskin wardrobe and sassy instagram posts, Hudson looks like a wannabe girl boss who is well out of her depth. Threatening to sue Torre isn’t the power move she thinks it is.
If she follows through, she’s inviting a whole new level of scrutiny and invasion that will not be kind to her or “Billy.”
A lawsuit will simply open Pandora’s box for the couple, who bristle when asked the most simple details about how they met..And unlike Belichick’s interview with Dokoupil, she can’t simply tell the opposing side’s attorneys, “We’re not talking about this.”
On the other hand, if Hudson doesn’t follow through after threatening Torre, she looks like a spoiled child having a public tantrum. A purveyor of empty threats.
We’ve all seen the photo of Hudson in the surf, pretending to be a mermaid caught by Belichick. This is the point in real life when the coach needs to reel in his chick.
And educate her on the nuances of professionalism in the real world.
There’s only one problem though: He’s clearly never been the one holding the pole. It’s him hooked on the line. Hudson’s the one in control — and she has her own agenda.
Good luck, coach. Hope the sex was worth it.
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