Bill Belichick’s daughter-in-law Jennifer has lashed out at Jordon Hudson for ‘storming off’ and not acting in a ‘professional manner’ during the legendary football coach’s disastrous interview with CBS.
In a painfully awkward moment which has gone viral, Hudson, 24, interrupted Belichick’s conversation with CBS Sunday Morning’s Tony Dokoupil when her 73-year-old boyfriend was asked how they first met.
‘We’re not talking about this,’ the former cheerleader told Dokoupil while sitting nearby off-camera.
The excruciating moment has sparked a fierce backlash online, with many questioning how much control Hudson has over Belichick’s life away from the football field, while further reports have emerged claiming she also stormed off set and delayed shooting of the interview by 30 minutes.
And amid widespread criticism of her antics, Jordon has now been slammed by Jennifer Belichick – the wife of Bill’s oldest son Stephen.
On an Instagram post which shows former New England Patriots star Julian Edelman sticking up for his old coach’s girlfriend by claiming she was merely acting how any PR person would, American comedian Nikki Glaser also defended Hudson in the comments.
Bill Belichick’s daughter-in-law Jennifer (left) has taken aim at Jordon Hudson (right) over the legendary football coach’s disastrous CBS interview
Hudson has been slammed for interrupting Belichick’s car-crash interview at the weekend
‘100% this,’ she wrote. ‘She’s acting as his publicist. Publicists do this during interviews. People are out for blood.’
Yet Jennifer, who has been married to Bill’s son for eight years, had an extremely different taken when replying to Glaser.
Belichick’s daughter-in-law argued: ‘publicists act in a professional manner and don’t “storm” off set delaying an interview.’
Jennifer married longtime partner Steve back in 2017, with the couple tying the knot at the Siasconset Union Chapel in Nantucket, according to the US Sun.
They’re also parents to four children; daughter Blakely Rose, eight, son Hayes William, four, daughter Quincy Grace, three, and son Rocco Joseph, two.
Steve, 38, has followed his legendary father into coaching, spending 11 years as a member of his Patriots backroom staff before enjoying a brief stint as defensive coordinator for the Washington Huskies after his dad’s exit last year.
And when Belichick made a dramatic move into college football with North Carolina earlier this year, his oldest son followed him and took on the role of defensive coordinator with the Tar Heels.
Jennifer, the wife of Belichick’s oldest son Stephen, hit out at Jordon in a message to Nikki Glaser after the comedian defended her antics during the interview
She has been married to longtime partner Stephen for eight years and has four kids with him
Stephen worked on his dad’s coaching staff at the Patriots and followed him to North Carolina
Hudson has not been spotted publicly with any members of her older lover’s family yet, though Jennifer’s brutal comment suggests the pair may not see eye to eye.
Fans were quick to raise concerns after a clip of the uncomfortable interview moment with CBS went viral on social media at the weekend, leading to fears over the nature of their relationship and how much control she has over Belichick.
However, Hudson hit back by reposting a number of users defending her antics during the interview on X, a platform she has not used for over three months.
Several of the posts were directed at Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, who blasted the interview as ‘awkward’ after watching Hudson gatecrash it.
‘Nothing awkward about it,’ one user replied to Portnoy. ‘Imagine a private person wanting to keep their private life private. Shocking’.
Another argument reposted by Hudson reads: ‘I see a woman who cares about her man and doesn’t want him to be screwed around by the media.’
Belichick is also facing scrutiny after his excruciating interview with CBS at the weekend
Hudson, 24, has frequently hit back at critics of the couple’s controversial 49-year age gap
‘Bill looks like he wants to reach across and strangle the life out of the interviewer. I kinda wish he did,’ said a third.
One user responded to an article by Pro Football Talk questioning Hudson’s involvement in the interview and wrote: ‘Or maybe she didn’t want her or their personal relationship to be part of the interview instead on football..
‘I think if they don’t want to talk about they shouldn’t and if anything — your article demons why.. trying to embellish and take things out of context’.
ProFootballTalk claimed Hudson interrupted the interview on several other occasions as well as the moment that went viral, which caused the network to include the example of her shutting down a question.
The interview furthers the narrative that Hudson is playing an increasingly large role in Belichick’s professional life.
