Bill Belichick's 25-Year-Old Girlfriend Makes 'Unusual' Request at North Carolina

Bill Belichick's 25-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, appears to be a self starter.

The former collegiate cheerleader, who still competes as an adult, is a bit of a real estate mogul. Hudson reportedly owns millions worth of real estate, despite just being in her mid-20s. She's also developed a significant social media following and has been running a lot of Belichick's external ventures.

And, according to a report from investigator David Covucci of FOIAball, Hudson has made "unusual" requests at the University of North Carolina, related to different public records requests.

In December of 2025, Hudson began filing public records requests at the University of North Carolina, related to a variety of topics.

Hudson had submitted six different requests, according to the report. She wanted to know what people were talking about in regards to her and Belichick - and how much they were talking about her.

Hudson's 'unusual' request at UNC

Hudson didn't hold back.

"She has been submitting public records to UNC. She sent four in December and two in April, trying to track down all the school's communications, basically about her. She's looked for the term girlfriend. She's looked for communications with CBS," Covucci during his appearance on Pablo Torre Finds Out.

It's "unusual" to say the least.

"For someone her age, that kind of move is unusual: instead of just arguing on social media, she's using legal‑style public records requests to see how UNC and CBS really talk about her behind the scenes. It's like she's trying to turn the camera around on the people who are watching her," Essentially Sports wrote.

Hudson might just be 25 years old, but clearly, she's very involved in the business side of things - and she doesn't want to let anything slide.

It'll be interesting to see how involved she is with UNC's football program during the 2026 season.

Belichick had a disappointing Year 1 in Chapel Hill, missing out on a bowl game, though hopes are higher in Year 2.

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This story was originally published June 8, 2026 at 7:12 AM.