Bill Belichick's Girlfriend Jordon Hudson Stuns in Retro Outfit on Friday
Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, caught everyone's eye on social media Friday after sharing a striking poolside photo from her California getaway.
The 24-year-old Maine native, who placed third in the 2025 Miss Maine USA pageant, posted a picture of herself lounging under the sun while sipping a fruity drink.
Hudson wore a pink and white striped bikini top and matching bottoms, giving the photo a fun, retro '60s vibe.
'Maine girl takes on California (ironically),' she wrote in the caption.
Her toned abs were front and center, and her Instagram followers took notice.
'Love the bathing suit!!!' one admirer wrote.
Others were captivated by her physique.
'Your abs! 🔥 but also those chicken tendies look soooo good,' another said.
A fan chimed in with, 'Nice abs 🙌. What is your secret?'
'Looking beautiful as usual! 👍💕' a user argued.
'Abs goes crazy!!' praised a commenter.
'So stunning gorgeous mermaid 🔥,' described another.
The photo also included snacks like chips, guacamole and fries, creating a laid-back vacation vibe. Hudson competed for the Miss Maine USA crown in May but placed third.
In her previous post, Hudson tagged her pageant friend Melissa Sapini in the photo, who held the Miss Massachusetts USA title. The two have shared a close bond since they both competed under the Clemente Organization banner in 2024.
After Sapini passed her crown to the 2025 winner last week, Hudson recalled the pain of not winning the crown herself and how she leaned on Belichick after her loss.
Hudson and Belichick, 73, have been publicly dating since June 2024. The two reportedly met on a flight in 2021 while she was still in college.
With Hudson embracing vintage fashion and fans applauding her confidence, it's clear she knows how to make a splash, both on and offline.This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 21, 2025, where it first appeared.
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