Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson’s relationship has drawn widespread attention since becoming public in 2024, including frequent discussion of their nearly 50-year age gap.<\/p>\n
Ted Nguyen, a writer for The Athletic, turned the conversation toward a possible Netflix documentary about Hudson after TMZ reported that she and North Carolina head coach Belichick, 74, quietly split late in 2025. Neither of them had confirmed the breakup as of Saturday.<\/p>\n
The news marks another development for a closely watched pair whose romance has made headlines in football circles and away from them since Belichick took over at North Carolina in December 2024, after winning six Super Bowls as head coach of the New England Patriots.<\/p>\n
TMZ and People reported that the two remain close, while they have continued to make public appearances together despite the reported split.<\/p>\n
Ted Nguyen Floats a Netflix Question About Jordon Hudson<\/p>\n
Nguyen reacted to the news, asking, “What are the odds that a Jordan Hudson Netflix documentary is in the works?” The post came shortly after TMZ’s report went up Friday evening, when neither Belichick nor Hudson had answered the outlet’s requests for comment.<\/p>\n
Hudson, 25, has seen her relationship with Belichick play out in public since his first months in Chapel Hill, from national television to the Tar Heels’ sideline.<\/p>\n
PREDICT THE CFB SEASON: PFN’s Free CFB Playoff Predictor<\/a><\/p>\n Before Belichick coached his first game at UNC, she drew headlines by cutting into a 2025 “CBS Sunday Morning” interview after a question about how the two first met.<\/p>\n Belichick said in 2025 that “she doesn’t have anything to do with UNC football.”<\/p>\n Hudson Stayed in the Picture Around the North Carolina Program<\/p>\n The reported timeline puts the breakup before most of what the public has seen of Belichick and Hudson together this year, including two of Hudson’s posts in the spring.<\/p>\n In April, she posted a photo of Belichick at one of her competitive cheerleading competitions, with a caption that called him a “WAG,” slang for wives and girlfriends.<\/p>\n She followed up a month later with a photo from the Kentucky Derby showing the two hand in hand, with the caption, “Not the first time we’ve trudged through the mud together.”<\/p>\n While Hudson has kept a lower profile this season, she has still been a presence around the program in Belichick’s second year in Chapel Hill, which followed a 4-8 debut.<\/p>\n She was on the sideline for UNC’s Sept. 12 win over East Tennessee State. In late September, she was photographed sitting next to Belichick at a high school football game in Maryland.<\/p>\n