Jordon Hudson is apparently giving it right back to her critics.
On Saturday, the 24-year-old girlfriend of Bill Belichick posted a cheeky Instagram caption following a wild week of headlines centered on their highly publicized romance, beginning with the UNC football coach’s appearance at her cheer competition last weekend.
“I’ve loved supporting @billbelichick at his adult all-male football league competitions this season,” Hudson wrote from the Tar Heels’ home stadium in Chapel Hill. “Until next year, Kenan!”
Belichick — whose Tar Heels lost their final home game of the season Saturday, a 32-25 defeat to rival Duke — stirred buzz last Sunday when he watched Hudson, a former Bridgewater State University cheerleader, join the Code Black squad for the Cheer Extreme exhibition in Raleigh.
“I didn’t have 73 yo Bill Belichick showing up at a cheer competition to watch his 24 yo gf perform on my 2025 bingo card, but here we are,” one X user remarked while highlighting images of the couple at the event.
Days later, as Belichick, 73, prepared for UNC’s final homestand of the season, The Post exclusively reported the eight-time Super Bowl winner’s daughter-in-law, Jen Belichick, eviscerated Hudson in a nearly hour-long tirade earlier this month.
Jen, the wife of UNC defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, zeroed in on Hudson’s style and her relationship with Belichick during the fiery exchange that transpired in the coach’s office after the Tar Heels’ win over Stanford on Nov. 8, The Post reported Friday.
Jen allegedly called Hudson “bats–t crazy,” per sources.
Hudson, whose lightning-rod romance with Belichick has regularly dominated the news cycle since they went public in 2024, was present Saturday for UNC’s clash against the Blue Devils.
The loss to Duke dropped the 4-7 Tar Heels from bowl eligibility, with the conclusion of Belichick’s much-maligned first season set for next Saturday on the road against NC State.
Belichick has continuously reaffirmed his commitment to the program, even as speculation mounts about a possible NFL U-turn.
