Jordon Hudson Channels Taylor Swift While Reflecting on Relationship with Bill Belichick
Jordon Hudson, 23, recently took to social media to blend her admiration for Taylor Swift with a playful inquiry about her relationship with Bill Belichick. While flying over Bar Harbor, Maine, Hudson shared her thoughts inspired by Swift’s “So Long London,” a track rumored to reflect the singer's breakup with Joe Alwyn.
“If Bill and I were to break up, would he co-write a song with Taylor Swift titled: ‘buh-bah baa ha ba’???” Hudson quipped in an Instagram Story on July 13, accompanied by a video of her gazing out the airplane window, sunglasses on.
Hudson, known for her devotion to Swift, and Belichick, 73, made their relationship public in October 2024 after months of speculation. Their romance has drawn attention not only for its high-profile nature but also for Hudson’s recent trademark filings on behalf of Belichick.
On April 3, Hudson filed for 14 trademarks, including phrases like “No Days Off” and “Do Your Job,” which are associated with the New England Patriots. To navigate around existing ownership by the team and its owner Robert Kraft, she cleverly appended “(Bill’s Version)” to each phrase, echoing Swift’s strategy of re-recording her albums.
Belichick, who coached the Patriots for 24 seasons and secured six Super Bowl victories, parted ways with the franchise in January 2024. He was later appointed as the head football coach at the University of North Carolina in December 2024.
In July 2024, Belichick attended Swift’s “Eras Tour” in Amsterdam alongside NFL stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, who is currently dating Swift. When Hudson and Belichick went public with their relationship, photos shared by Hudson featured Belichick wearing an “Eras Tour” sweatshirt.
Despite frequently showcasing their relationship online, Hudson has since taken a step back following Belichick’s controversial interview on CBS Sunday Morning in April. During this interview, when asked about how they met, Hudson interjected from off-camera, stating, “We’re not talking about this.”
Following this incident, journalist Pablo Torre reported that Hudson had been banned from University of North Carolina athletic facilities—a claim the university has denied—while also suggesting that there may be discrepancies regarding her age. Us Weekly has reached out to Hudson for comments on these allegations.
