Bill Belichick’s daughter-in-law, Jen Belichick, recently directed a furious 40-minute tirade at Jordon Hudson following a University of North Carolina (UNC) football game. This incident occurred on November 8, and involved personal attacks on Hudson, who is the girlfriend of Bill’s 24-year-old son.
Details of the Incident
The confrontation took place in Bill Belichick’s office at Kenan Memorial Stadium in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, right after the Tar Heels secured a 20-15 victory over Stanford. Witnesses report that Jen’s rant targeted Hudson’s fashion sense, body image, and her influence over Bill.
Key Events
- Date of Incident: November 8
- Location: Kenan Memorial Stadium, Chapel Hill, NC
- Teams: UNC Tar Heels vs. Stanford
- Result: UNC wins 20-15
Sources indicate that Jen, furious over a previous interaction with Hudson, did not hold back. She declared that all Hudson does is “control” her boyfriend and labeled her as “bats–t crazy.” Many present, including her husband Steve Belichick, the UNC defensive coordinator, and Bill himself, observed the exchange.
Jen’s Ultimatum and Fashion Critique
During her outburst, Jen gave Bill an ultimatum, stating, “You choose your family or you choose Jordon.” Her criticism extended to Hudson’s outfit choices, mocking her preference for snakeskin prints and suggesting she “needs to eat a burger.”
Throughout the ordeal, Jen expressed her disregard for potential consequences, insisting she did not care if her actions affected her husband’s job or her relationship with Bill.
Background on the Individuals Involved
Jordon Hudson, 24, met Bill Belichick in 2021 and began dating him some time later. She has been a supportive figure at his games this season as he takes on his new role with UNC. Jen Belichick, married to Steve for nearly ten years, is a mother of several children.
Next Game and Future Attendance
UNC is set to face off against the Duke Blue Devils in a highly anticipated matchup on Saturday. It remains uncertain whether Jen and Jordon will be present, given the recent tensions between them.
