Bill Belichick’s daughter-in-law and Jordon Hudson are avoiding each other at games.
There’s a family feud making headlines at the recent game, and it’s juicier than any buzzer-beater. Bill Belichick’s daughter-in-law, Jennifer Schmitt, and Jordon Hudson are allegedly beefing, and stadium-goers got front-row seats to the awkwardness. And when we say awkward, we mean Olympic-level avoidance. These two were dodging each other like they were playing a live-action game of “Don’t Look, Don’t Speak, Don’t Breathe.”
The two appeared to steer clear of each other while at the North Carolina Tar Heels game in Chapel Hill on Saturday.
Hudson kept a stern face as she stood in her private suite, watching her much-older boyfriend coach from above the field.
This potential beef could escalate at the next UNC game if Bill Belichick doesn’t step in.
On the other hand, Schmitt appeared to have a blast in her suite, cheering and screaming as she held a drink in her hand.
The two women appeared not to have had any interaction with one another.
Hudson wore a white tank top, a blue reptile mini skirt and white knee-high boots for the outing, while Schmitt rocked a white long-sleeve crop top, blue high-waisted shorts and white knee-high boots in the suite.
Schmidt and Hudson are clearly not on talking terms and it could be as a result of Bill’s in-law trashing his girlfriend for being disruptive at a previous interview.
Hudson, 24, was slammed for interrupting the interview when the former New England Patriots coach, 73, was asked how he met his much-younger girlfriend.
Ex-New England Patriots players Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski later commented on the incident on the “Dudes on Dudes” podcast, alleging Hudson was “working with Belichick in the professional world” as his publicist.
So what’s the tea? Nobody knows for sure.
Meanwhile, Bill Belichick, the master of poker faces, apparently remained completely unbothered. Classic Bill. Some say he didn’t even notice the drama; others are convinced he secretly took mental notes for his next “family team-building exercise.”
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