Bill Belichick's Girlfriend Risks Trouble For The Legendary Coach After Alleged Rule Violation

Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, may have caused some trouble at UNC games after committing what many have termed a major rule violation.

The adult cheerleader posted an image of her all-access pass to the UNC football stadium on her social media page, and it is believed that her action may lead to its revocation. Hudson's caption in the post also drew attention, as she wrote that she intends to sue former ESPN employee Pablo Torre.

Torre has repeatedly criticized Jordon Hudson's relationship with Bill Belichick, although it is unclear whether this is the issue at the center of the cheerleader's planned lawsuit.

After posting her all-access pass in a message about suing former ESPN employee Pablo Torre, netizens have called it a major rule violation.

The credential gives Hudson full access to areas such as the field, media sections, and locker rooms. She has repeatedly appeared on the sidelines of UNC matches as well as in other areas of the stadium.

But due to her antics, it is believed that the pass could be revoked by UNC regardless of Hudson's relationship with coach Belichick.

"The first rule of a credential agreement that all recipients have to sign is typically not to post pictures on social media of the credential. Violating is usually a revocation of the credential. Dying at this," one netizen remarked.

One other netizen also pointed out how Hudson's exposure of the credentials could lead to them being duplicated.

"One of the first things about working in sports they tell you is to never post your credentials online," the individual said. "Anyone could pretty easily create a fake one based off this clear shot of Jordon Hudson's."

As for Hudson's remark about suing Pablo Torre, she didn't include the reason why she intends to take the legal move.

However, in the comment section of the post, some fans hinted that it is likely due to defamation.

Torre has in the past criticized Hudson's relationship with coach Bill Belichick, and he recently released a video on his eponymous show showing Hudson and Belichick seemingly complaining about the graphics handlers from the set of the NFL legend's show at NFL Films Studios.

This led to the couple being called out for their foul-mouthed remarks and treatment of employees.

The sports reporter shared earlier in the year that higher-ups at UNC were "deeply concerned" about Hudson and her "presence in the building."

Another accusation from Torre earlier in the year was that Hudson had been banned from UNC athletic facilities.

However, North Carolina called the claim false and confirmed that Hudson will manage all activities related to the coach's "personal brand outside of his responsibilities for Carolina Football and the University."

Hudson issued the threat on Instagram while also tagging the podcaster's account. Torre then responded in kind by tagging the cheerleader in a post on his X account.

"Hi @Jordonbella, I assume this means you're declining my invitation to be a guest on @pablofindsout?"

The statement referenced Torre's earlier invitation to Hudon to clarify the statements she and Belichick made in the leaked video from the NFL legend's show.

Elsewhere in his response, Torre also noted he wasn't bothered about her threat to sue him.

"Either way, I look forward to hearing from you! Thanks, Pablo," he wrote.

Just before dropping the post about suing Torre, Hudson previously posted another where she expressed how she has loved supporting her boyfriend in his college football role this season.

"I've loved supporting @billbelichick at his adult all-male football league competitions this season," she wrote alongside a series of photos highlighting moments she documented across the entire season.

"Until next year, Kenan," she added, seemingly hinting at more appearances in the future.

Hudson's Instagram post appeared to reference the criticism of Belichick attending her adult cheerleading recital last week.

In a video that has since gone viral, the UNC coach was spotted in the background, looking miserable while standing upright to watch the performances.

His look led to netizens trolling him for making an appearance at such an event, describing his presence as "weird" and "humiliating."