Bill Belichick in attendance as his widely despised 24-year-old lover placed third
Jordon Hudson, the widely despised girlfriend of cheating NFL coach Bill Belichick, placed a humiliating third over the weekend at a so-called beauty pageant in Maine, one of America’s least attractive states. Belichick, 73, looked on as Hudson, 24, failed to take home the top prize at the Miss Maine USA competition. The winner, Shelby Ann Howell, will represent the state at the Miss USA pageant later this year. Howell and second-place contestant, Eva Benjamin, are significantly classier and more attractive than Hudson, according to a Washington Free Beacon analysis.
The top two finishers were not the only contestants who outshone Hudson in terms of class and attractiveness. Isabelle Saint Cyr, who absolutely slayed as the “first trans queen” in pageant history, finished in the top 10 on paper, but some beauty experts were stunned that she placed behind Hudson, who does not openly identify as trans.
Hudson, a former cheerleader at Bridgewater State University, earned second place at the Miss Maine USA competition in 2024. She has become a figure of considerable notoriety since her relationship with Belichick became public in 2023. The details surrounding their courtship remain shrouded in mystery. They both claim to have met on a flight in 2021, when Hudson was 19 or 20 years old. CBS News host Tony Dokoupil tried to ask Belichick how they met in an interview last month. Hudson, who was observing the interview, interjected. “We’re not talking about that,” she huffed.
The University of North Carolina, where Belichick serves as the head football coach, reportedly banned Hudson from attending practices. “She is the worst person I’ve ever dealt with on earth, and I have dealt with actual sociopaths,” a person close to the situation told sports journalist Pablo Torre.
Members of Belichick’s family are deeply worried about “how detrimental Jordon can be for not just North Carolina but Bill’s legacy, reputation—everything he has built and worked for over decades,” according to Torre, who has also reported that Hudson has attempted (with varying degrees of success) to force her way into commercials starring Belichick by showing up on set and demanding to be a camera.
Hudson used her platform during the interview portion of the beauty pageant to send a message to her critics. “I’m feeling an immense amount of pride right now,” she said. “I hope anyone who’s watching this finds the strength to push through whatever it is that they’re going through and embodies that hate never wins.” She has not posted on social media since the disappointing pageant results, unlike Saint Cyr, who wrote a gracious message to fans after the competition: “What a blessing.”
This article was originally published at freebeacon.com
