Jordon Hudson Attends Bill Belichick's UNC Game Day After Breakup Reveal

Jordon Hudson attended Bill Belichick’s UNC game one day after their breakup was revealed.

Hudson, 25, was on the sideline at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Saturday, Oct. 31, as Belichick, 74, coached the Tar Heels in a 38-35 loss to the Miami Hurricanes.

Her appearance came exactly one day after TMZ first reported that the couple had quietly split last year.

PEOPLE confirmed the breakup and added that Hudson has been seeing other people since the relationship ended.

Saturday’s game was not the first time Hudson has been spotted supporting Belichick this season.

On Oct. 17, she and Belichick shared a big hug on the sideline after he coached UNC to a 24-20 win over the Duke Blue Devils.

A video of that moment was posted on Instagram.

She also watched UNC’s 37-26 home loss to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Oct. 3.

Belichick has also shown support for Hudson this year.

In April, he attended her cheerleading competition.

When Hudson’s Code Black team won the championship, the two posed for a selfie.

Hudson jokingly called Belichick “Bill the WAG” in her Instagram caption on April 26.

Days later, on May 2, the pair attended the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs.

They coordinated black ensembles and posed for photos on the red carpet.

Belichick and Hudson began dating in early 2023, following his split from Linda Holliday, his girlfriend of 16 years.

The pair reportedly first met in February 2021, when Hudson was still a cheerleader at Bridgewater State University.

Belichick was asked about the breakup during a press conference on Monday, Nov. 2.

Brian Murphy of WRAL asked Belichick if he had “any comment” on the split reports and what the breakup “might mean” for UNC’s football program moving forward.

Belichick replied, “Do you work for a tabloid now?”

He paused before adding, “I’ll keep my personal comments and relationships to myself if that’s alright with you.”

Despite the breakup, Hudson and Belichick have maintained a visible presence together throughout 2026.

A source told Page Six that Belichick’s family welcomed the end of the romance but remains uncertain about Hudson’s professional responsibilities.

“There’s definitely a sense of relief now that Bill and Jordan have split, but the family’s concerns haven’t completely gone away,” the source said.

The insider claimed the couple’s 49-year age difference was never the family’s primary objection.

Instead, relatives reportedly became uncomfortable with Hudson’s involvement in Belichick’s business dealings, including communications and management decisions.

What they want to know now, according to the report, is how much of that arrangement remains in place.

The source emphasized that the family isn’t accusing Hudson of wrongdoing.

Rather, relatives reportedly don’t have a clear picture of her responsibilities or how much authority Belichick has given her.