Jordon Hudson is suing the owners of a Massachusetts rental property for their alleged connection to the release of a video showing his then-boyfriend Bill Belichick shirtless and outside the home while Hudson was renting it in 2023.
In a civil action filed Friday in Suffolk County Superior Court, Hudson accuses the couple of invasion of privacy, breach of contract and unfair and deceptive conduct after the video, which was captured by a porch security camera, and “personal and private information about Ms. Hudson” were leaked online.
According to the complaint, this leak in November 2023 is why the public discovered the romantic relationship between the 22-year-old former college cheerleader and the then-70-year-old New England Patriots coach, who now coaches the North Carolina Tar Heels.
“These outrageous violations of Ms. Hudson’s privacy have, among other things, resulted in unwanted publicity and scrutiny of Ms. Hudson and her relationship with Mr. Belichick, which they had intended to keep private, and have led to the ridicule and denigration of Ms. Hudson through numerous tabloid articles published by the media,” the complaint states.
“This unwanted scrutiny and subsequent media reports, which contained false information, caused significant harm to Ms. Hudson that would not have occurred if defendants had not disclosed Ms. Hudson’s personal and private information.”
The Times was unable to reach the defendants for comment.
The complaint says Hudson booked the rental home for four days through Airbnb around June 2023. During her stay, the filing states, Hudson received a text message from one of the owners reminding her not to park in front of a neighbor’s property. According to the complaint, the owner also sent Hudson “a link to a Ring video of a shirtless Mr. Belichick walking to and from the property, which had been captured and recorded without the knowledge or permission of Mr. Belichick or Ms. Hudson (the “Ring Video”).
Hudson then informed the defendant that privacy was important to them and asked if she could delete the video, the lawsuit states, to which she received the response: “We will delete it from the ring, but as you know, unfortunately, videos are never completely deleted.”
After the video was leaked and the relationship became public, the complaint states, the same defendant told Hudson, “I absolutely did not leak this video to Twitter or anyone.” ” But in May 2025, according to the filing, the owner told Hudson in a text that while they hadn’t made the video public, “we had sent it to a few people initially wondering if it was him (Mr. Belichick), was it not him and I don’t know what happened from there.
The complaint also accuses the defendants of giving a second video of Belichick on the porch to reporter Pablo Torre, who aired it on his podcast that same month.
Hudson is seeking a jury trial and seeking unspecified damages as well as an order “prohibiting Defendants from disclosing or disseminating any personal and/or private information relating to Ms. Hudson to any third party.”
Multiple media outlets reported last month that Hudson and Belichick had quietly ended their romantic relationship at the end of 2025, but remained close friends and business partners.
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