Bill Belichick has wasted no time getting involved in his 23-year-old girlfriend’s dispute with a Boston radio host over her cheerleading ability.
Jordon Hudson called out radio personality Winnie Akoury for mocking her cheerleading championship title by saying: ‘She was Bridgewater State’s cheerleader, which is Division Three, which isn’t even like competition level. I could have been a Bridgewater State cheerleader.’
Hudson told Akoury to ‘Kiss my… National Championship ring’ in an angry response on social media this week and she didn’t stop there, later recruiting her famous partner to back her up.
She shared a picture of Belichick on her Instagram story of him wearing a BSU Bears shirt with the caption: ‘@billbelichick is on team @bsu_cheerleading’ and added the hashtags ‘Don’t Poke The BearS’ and ‘Demanding Respect.’
Akoury responded on Instagram herself, sharing the picture and writing: ‘I love that he’s a supportive boyfriend def giving green flag vibes.’
Bill Belichick has thrown his support behind his girlfriend in her public cheerleading dispute
Belichick, 72, and Jordon Hudson, 23, went public with their romance in June this year
Hudson called out Boston radio personality Winnie Akoury for her cheerleading comments
Hudson won her national championship while she was a student at Bridgewater State University in Massachusetts.
She uploaded the Instagram post with a picture of her wearing her national championship ring. The post has even been liked by Belichick.
When it comes to pageant work, earlier this year she took part in the competition for Miss Maine USA – where she came first runner-up behind winner Anne Baldridge.
Hudson and Belichick’s romance emerged back in June, causing shock due to their 49-year age gap.
Belichick won six Super Bowls with the New England Patriots before leaving the organization at the end of last season.
Belichick first hit it off with Hudson on a flight from the Boston-area to Florida back in 2021 while she was in college, according to TMZ.
Since leaving the Patriots, Belichick has mainly worked as analyst with appearances on the Pat McAfee Show and Manningcast.
He was linked with a swift return to football through the Atlanta Falcons but was never offered the job.
He is believed to want to return to the NFL as a head coach eventually.
