Jordon Hudson is suing the couple who allegedly leaked the viral video of his now ex Bill Belichick leaving their Airbnb rental property shirtless.
The 25-year-old filed a lawsuit against Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan on Friday in Massachusetts, according to court documents obtained by the California Post.
She claimed the couple “blatantly” violated her privacy rights by recording and leaking footage from the former New England Patriots coach’s Ring camera, from whom she split late last year.
“As a result of this leak,” the lawsuit states, “numerous false tabloid and clickbait articles have been and continue to be published about (Hudson), which have subjected her to intense ridicule and derision and have caused immense damage.”
Hudson is suing for invasion of privacy and breach of contract, and is seeking damages based on the evidence presented at trial, attorney’s fees and an order prohibiting Nolan and McDevitt “from disclosing or disseminating any personal and/or private information relating to Ms. Hudson to any third party.”
According to Hudson, the drama began when she received a message from McDevitt and Nolan on the last evening of her four-night stay with Belichick at their Winthrop residence in June 2023.
The text reportedly included the now-famous video and read in part: “I’m a big cowboy fan, but I don’t live under a rock! I wish you the best! Don’t forget to leave your parking pass.”
In a later post, McDevitt reportedly wrote: “It’s clear who is in the video… I’ll leave it at that.” »
When Hudson asked – multiple times – for the clip to be removed, McDevitt allegedly told him, “We’re going to remove it from the ring, but as you know, unfortunately, videos are never completely removed.” »
Five months later, images of Belichick without a shirt went viral on social media, with McDevitt “absolutely” denying he had anything to do with the leak.
Hudson claimed in his lawsuit that McDevitt insisted: “I really have no idea who posted it or how. You can take whatever action you feel is necessary. I have consulted with my attorney and have chosen not to be (sic) involved. I have done what I can to find out how this happened.”
“If you decide to take legal action, we will respond and the discovery process will likely not be well received by the person in the video.”
However, McDevitt reportedly admitted “out of the blue” in 2025: “All this time has passed, I can assure you we didn’t release the video. We had sent it to a few people initially wondering if it was him, wasn’t it him and I don’t know what happened from there, but we deleted it from the camera, as I assured you.”
According to Hudson, she continued, “We were never happy about it being released and never commented that it was our house on social media. You should come back lol!”
Hudson exposed McDevitt and Nolan by subsequently making an appearance on the “Pablo Torre Discovers Out” podcast – and recalls allegedly messaging them: “You gave more footage directly to a reporter? You must be crazy, Elise. This is so illegal.”
She reported the matter to Airbnb, having McDevitt and Nolan’s property removed from the site for violating its privacy policy, which Hudson said led to allegedly “hostile” texts from McDevitt.
“Now that you have destroyed our livelihood, we are weighing our options as to who we will talk to and what we will discuss with them,” the purported messages read. “You’re not even famous now! You’re infamous. Good for you!”
McDevitt told the California Post she had “no comment” on the lawsuit.
Belichick’s rep, meanwhile, has not yet responded to Page Six’s request for comment.
Hudson met Belichick in 2021, and their age-gap romance skyrocketed into the public eye in 2024 on the heels of the shirtless video’s release.
While the former couple decided to split at the end of 2025, their breakup didn’t make headlines until last month — and photos have since surfaced of Hudson and Belichick hanging out after the split.
Hudson would date other people.
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