Bill Belichick’s 24-year-old gf Jordon Hudson slays in UNC Carolina blue ‘pitch’ fit

While rumors are flying around Bill Belichick and his North Carolina Tar Heels contract and potential NFL interest, his girlfriend Jordon Hudson remains repping the heck out of UNC.
Hudson, 24, and the 72-year-old former six-time Super Bowl champion New England Patriots head coach are living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and despite some not “signed” contract reports and a sneaky $1 million out clause, they remain “committed” to UNC — at least so says Hudson who trolled the rumors on Instagram while wearing a stunning white minidress.

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Hudson could be the best recruiting tool Belichick has with all her school pride fits like her sparkly UNC sweatshirt she painstakingly made, and her kissy Tar Heels gear post.
In her latest team look, Hudson slayed that Carolina blue while writing a little note: “Air JordOn 1 coming Fall of 2025 💎Consider this a formal pitch @jumpman23 @nike 🩵😅👟.”

The Miss Maine USA runner-up in 2024 could certainly model any look for Michael Jordan’s brand and Nike.
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Hudson then posted another Tar Heels fit promoting Carolina football.

That’s certainly a winning look for the school and for coach Belichick for his recruiting pitches — at least for now while he’s still there.
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