Bill Belichick's gf Jordon Hudson flaunts skimpy Chiefs-red dress in funny timing

Did Jordon Hudson try to steal the spotlight away from the Kansas City Chiefs?
In most likely just ironic timing, North Carolina Tar Heels football head coach and six-time Super Bowl champion Bill Belichick's 24-year-old girlfriend posted a provocative Chiefs-red beauty pageant gown as Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs were battling Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in another AFC Championship Game instant classic.
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Last year's Miss Maine's first runner-up seems intent on grabbing the crown this year, making the rounds all weekend with other beauty queens. After attending the North Carolina Tar Heels men's basketball game yesterday with Mass Massachusetts in smoking knee-high white boots, it was back to New England to hang out with Miss Connecticut and Miss Connecticut Teen USA.

Hudson channeled her inner genie in a skin-showing stunner beside Miss Vermont, who she didn't mention in her caption for whatever reason on her Instagram post.
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Her boyfriend, 72-year-old Belichick presumably was watching as KC, and more importantly, head coach Andy Reid, 66, is charging hard after his GOAT crown with a possible three-peat and a fourth Super Bowl, which would only put the offensive genius two behind the former Patriots legend.
It seems Belichick is now winning in other ways.

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