When you’re dating a six-time Super Bowl-winning coach, the world’s going to become a little crazed about who you are. That’s exactly what happened when Jordon Hudson became Bill Belichick’s girlfriend.
From a random meeting over a book on logic at 30,000 feet to becoming his post-coaching right-hand person, Hudson’s story is so much more than just a headline. So, where did she get here from, and how did those college years develop the woman that caught Belichick’s attention?
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Well, looking back at Hudson’s journey coming into the spotlight didn’t start on a football field. Itbegan in a salon. She originally signed up at the New England Hair Academy in Malden, Mass.
That’s where she became certified in cosmetology in November 2019. Hair color and perfecting updos weren’t all she thought about before her name was plastered on entertainment news.
Hudson eventually matriculated at Bridgewater State University, a Massachusetts state college that prides itself on its liberal arts program. She graduated from college in May 2022 with a Philosophy degree—a subject that would eventually be the basis of her connection with Belichick.
Theirs was reportedly a romance that was ignited when Belichick saw her reading an Austrian philosopher’s book about logic on a flight. Yes, an NFL genius smitten by Wittgenstein.
She was a student at Bridgewater and was a member of the Phi Sigma Tau International Honor Society in Philosophy. She demonstrated that she wasn’t simply a casually interested student. She was also a member of the Phi Sigma Sigma sorority, juggling academic intensity with a lively college experience.
Hudson wasn’t nose-deep in philosophy texts during her college years. She was a successful cheerleader for Bridgewater State’s team, too. And not a sideline presence—she was instrumental in the team’s capture of a National Cheerleaders Association Collegiate Championship title in 2021.
Her commitment didn’t stop after graduation. She persisted and transferred to East Celebrity Elite, one of the nation’s elite competitive cheer programs.
Even after suffering neurological injuries due to the physically intense sport, Hudson made a comeback, demonstrating that she’s not one to skip out on the difficult routines. Her determination says volumes about her athletic passion and mental resilience.
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In 2020, she was crowned Teen Miss New England, and by 2024, had reached first runner-up in the Miss Maine USA pageant. But it doesn’t end at sashes and sparkly gowns. Hudson is also an upstart entrepreneur.
She started Trouble Cub Enterprises, a holding company through which she works on intellectual property and branding projects. Her most talked-about gamble? Registering trademarks for a bunch of Bill Belichick’s catchphrases. Let’s just say she’s doing more than cheering from the sidelines—she’s getting her business hands dirty.
Hudson and Belichick started in 2021 on a flight, where their mutual passion for logic and philosophy set them off as friends. That friendship apparently intensified into a romance in early 2023, after Belichick broke up with long-time girlfriend Linda Holliday.
By mid-2024, their romance was no longer a secret. Belichick and Hudson were seen attending high-profile events side by side, from arenas filled with sports fans to society galas. She’s apparently adopted an advisory position in his post-NFL business endeavors, demonstrating that their relationship goes beyond romance.
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In spite of a virtually 50-year age difference, the two appear indifferent to public rumor. And while cyber gossip circulates intrigue, Hudson keeps forging her own path.
She might be dating one of the sport’s biggest stars, but don’t be mistaken—Hudson is writing her own playbook.
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