Bill Belichick's Love Life Takes Dramatic Turn With Nasty Showdown Between Girlfriend And Daughter-In-Law

A family feud erupted inside Bill Belichick's office following a University of North Carolina football game on November 8, according to reports.

The individuals involved were his daughter-in-law, Jen Belichick, and his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, with Jen reportedly berating the cheerleader for nearly 40 minutes. Jen allegedly attacked Hudson's fashion choices, her body, and her relationship with the veteran coach, whose romance with the 24-year-old has already fueled controversial headlines.

She had also previously taken a jab at Jordon Hudson for her antics during that now-infamous Bill Belichick CBS interview.

Sources who spoke with the New York Post revealed that Bill Belichick's daughter-in-law was involved in a heated verbal dispute with Jordon Hudson earlier this month.

While the exact cause of the confrontation remains unclear, insiders claimed it stemmed from an interaction the two had earlier on the game day of UNC versus Stanford.

UNC won the game 20–15, but Belichick was unable to fully savor the victory as the confrontation between Jen and Hudson unfolded in his office, with him standing just a few feet away.

The heated exchange reportedly lasted nearly an hour and took place in the presence of UNC defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, who is Jen's husband, as well as several others.

Sources also confirmed that Jen declared during the incident that she didn't care if her outburst led to Steve's termination or to Bill disowning her.

"He wants to fire you, fire you. He wants to f-cking disown me, disown me. I don't f-cking care," Jen reportedly ranted.

During the rant, Jen furiously accused Hudson of being manipulative and controlling, saying all she "does is control sh-t."

She also called the cheerleader "bats–t crazy," adding that she was "f-cking twisting" the veteran coach's brain.

As if that wasn't enough, Jen also delivered a stark choice to Belichick to choose between his family and his girlfriend.

In addition to accusing Hudson of being controlling, Jen also took aim at the 24-year-old's body and fashion choices.

Sources claimed Jen criticized Hudson for frequently wearing snakeskin prints to games and even mocked her by saying, "You also need to eat a burger."

For now, it is unclear whether Hudson responded with the same intensity during the confrontation or remained silent throughout.

Both parties have also not yet made any public comments about their altercation since reports emerged.

Earlier in the year, Jen publicly shaded Hudson for her behavior during the now-infamous CBS interview.

Belichick and Hudson had appeared on the program to discuss his book, The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football.

However, host Tony Dokoupil eventually steered the conversation toward the coach's personal life.

Hudson took issue with this, abruptly interrupting the interview and, at one point, was even said to have walked off the set.

After the moment went viral, American comedian Nikki Glaser reacted to a clip of the show in support of Hudson's actions.

"100% this. She's acting as his publicist. Publicists do this during interviews. People are out for blood," she wrote.

Jen later responded to the statement, arguing that Hudson's behavior wasn't appropriate for someone who calls herself a publicist.

"Publicists act in a professional manner and don't 'storm' off set, delaying an interview," she wrote.

Up next for Belichick's team is a must-win matchup against their rival Duke at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill.

The team has already suffered more losses than wins this regular season and must defeat both Duke and North Carolina State in their next game if they hope to achieve bowl eligibility.

UNC currently sits at the 13th position in the Atlantic Coast Conference standings, as they suffered a 28-12 loss to Wake Forest in their last game.

Following the game, Belichick told reporters in a post-match conference that his team underperformed in all parts of the game.

"Just not good enough in any area," Belichick told the press, per the New York Post. "On offense, defense, special teams, coaching, playing, we just didn't have a good night, and certainly was not enough."