Jordon Hudson and Linda Holliday have reportedly run into each other once again following their clash at a Christmas party – though this encounter did not provide the same sort of drama.
Back in December, Holiday – Bill Belichick’s ex-girlfriend – angrily confronted Hudson and a friend at a Christmas party in Nantucket, which was being DJ’ed by Holliday’s daughters.
Citing an incident report filed by an employee at the party’s venue, Dreamland, TMZ later reported that Holiday believed Hudson’s presence at the party was ‘inappropriate,’ and that she threatened her friend, fellow pageant contestant Melissa Sapini.
Hudson and Holliday crossed paths again on Saturday night at a fundraiser event in Nantucket, the Boston Pops on Nantucket. Hudson attended the event with Sapini once again.
However, TMZ reported that ‘no issues’ were seen by attendees of the party – though it is unclear if Holliday and 24-year-old Hudson actually spoke.
Nonetheless, the run-in seems to have gone better than their meeting in December, when Holliday is said to have approached a member of Dreamland staff and asked her to remove Hudson om the party.
Bill Belichick’s ex-girlfriend Linda Holliday angrily confronted Jordon Hudson at a party last winter
While on the phone with the venue’s executive director to discuss removing Hudson, staff spotted Holliday and friend Elin Hilderbrand – believed to be the New York Times bestselling author – approach Hudson on the dance floor with ‘threatening body language and escalating aggression’.
But as the employee approached the dance floor, Holliday and her friends – which also included Heather Thorpe – decided to back away.
‘I asked Ms. Hudson if she thought it was a good idea to be there considering the clear animosity the above individuals felt towards her,’ the employee wrote in the report.
‘She defended herself by saying she’d done nothing wrong, and it was her first time attending Christmas Stroll and wanted to attend the ‘big party’ going on that night, which happened to be the one featuring the Hess Twins.’
‘She said she was not looking to cause any problems, but just wanted to go out and have fun with her friend.’
Ultimately, as she realized the party was nearly over, Hudson reportedly agreed to leave if an employee accompanied them to the exit.
As they waited by the exit, Hudson supposedly then told the employee that Holliday threatened Sapini during the clash on the dance floor.
It was claimed Holliday told Hudson’s friend that if she ‘valued her current title, she should think twice about who her friends are’ and that she ‘had many powerful friends in the pageant organization.’
Hudson and Belichick’s relationship has been in the spotlight since it was revealed last year
Holliday, 62, (pictured in 2019) was in a long relationship with the legendary coach
The report says Sapini didn’t speak but broke down in tears in the room and was ‘wiping her eyes frequently’.
After leaving Hudson and Sapini by the exit, the employee returned to find Holliday, who said: ‘If this didn’t involve my girls, I don’t think this would have bothered me as much, but because it did the ‘momma bear’ in me came out.’
Dreamland told TMZ that, despite the tense altercation, police and security were never involved.
News of the tense encounter came after Page Six reported that Hudson had been ‘iced out’ by the socialites of Nantucket, who are staying fiercely loyal to Holliday.
Belichick, 73, and Holliday, 61, broke up in September 2023 after 16 years together.
Despite the end of their relationship, Belichick’s ex is a major player on the island – and locals have seemingly stood by her.
‘It’s cliquey here. Very cliquey. You have the group that picks two or three charities, they’re really into that and focused,’ one source told Page Six.
‘They’re not inviting people they don’t think are going to be a good fit for them,’ they continued.
While Belichick and North Carolina are gearing up for their season debut on September 1, Hudson was thrust into the spotlight once again last week – when a popular podcast claimed that she had melted down during an erratic phone call.
