Bill Belichick’s Daughter-in-Law Parties With His Ex Amid Jordon Hudson Drama

Bill Belichick’s daughter-in-law, Jennifer Belichick, spent time with the football coach’s longtime ex-girlfriend Linda Holliday amid family drama with Bill’s current partner, Jordon Hudson.

Jennifer, the wife of Bill’s son Steve Belichick, posted a photo with Holliday via her Instagram Story over the weekend from the iconic Nantucket Christmas Stroll. 

“The Stroll queen,” Jennifer captioned the photo, which showed Linda dressed up in a Mrs. Clause costume while wearing a “Merry Christmas” adornment on her head. 

Linda, 62, and Bill, 73, announced their breakup in September 2023 after 16 years of dating. 

Shortly after, Bill was seen in public with Hudson, 24, the former beauty queen and collegiate cheerleader he met on a plane in 2021.

Bill and Hudson made their relationship official in October 2024, roughly two months before Bill officially accepted the head coaching job at the University of North Carolina. Steve joined his father on the coaching staff as defensive coordinator. 

Tensions between the extended Belichick family and Hudson have simmered since the start of their relationship, but boiled over during an altercation between Jennifer and Hudson last month. 

After North Carolina played Stanrford on November 8, Jennifer reportedly went on a nearly hour-long rant about Hudson outside of Bill’s office, all within earshot of Hudson herself. 

Jennifer screamed and called Hudson “bats**t crazy” and alleged Hudson was “f***ing twisting” Bill’s mind, according to the New York Post. 

“You choose your family or you choose Hudson,” Jennifer reportedly said.

Jennifer also allegedly took aim at Hudson’s appearance, telling her she needs to “eat a burger,” and her propensity for wearing snakeskin attire on the North Carolina sidelines.

The confrontation between Jennifer and Hudson wasn’t the first reported instance of the Belichick family’s unease with Bill’s relationship with his girlfriend.

In May, podcaster and journalist Pablo Torre reported that the family is “extraordinarily concerned” about Jordon’s role in Bill’s life. 

Torre, 39, quoted a “Belichick family source” who said there is allegedly “deep worry for how detrimental Jordon can be for not just North Carolina but Bill’s legacy, reputation — everything he has built and worked for over decades.”

The Nantucket Stroll also has a history of drama within the tangled Belichick and Hudson lore. 

At last year’s event, Hudson and Holliday got into an alleged confrontation on the dance floor of a party being DJ’d by Holliday’s daughters Ashley and Kat Hess (a.k.a. The Hess Twins). 

According to an incident report obtained by TMZ Sports, Holliday asked Hudson to leave the party. 

“Ms. Holliday felt [Hudson’s] presence was inappropriate, since the event was widely advertised as a party headlined by her daughters,” the report reads in part.

Holliday and a group of friends were seen on security cameras using “threatening body language and escalating aggression” toward Hudson, per the report. Hudson eventually agreed to leave with just minutes left in the party. 

For her part, Hudson has avoided speaking about the alleged family drama specifically. 

After North Carolina played their final game of the season at Kenan Memorial Stadium last month, Hudson vowed to be back next fall. 

“I’ve loved supporting @billbelichick at his adult all-male football league competitions this season,” Hudson shared via Instagram on November 22. “Until next year, Kenan! 💋”