Bill Belichick shows off leg strength in latest viral social media post with girlfriend
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Belichick and Hudson have shared several images together since they went public with their relationship last summer. In fact, this isn't the first notable image the two of them have taken together at the beach. She shared an image of
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More recently, the couple was spotted together on
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Following the Super Bowl, Belichick's gotten more settled in with his new job as North Carolina's football coach. When there were rumors of him possibly returning to the NFL in January, Hudson wrote that the couple was 'overly committed' to UNC football in a social media post.
Hudson might also be a part of the program in some way. Recent
That remains unclear, but Belichick coached his first spring practices at UNC earlier in March. UNC students were on spring break this past week, allowing Belichick to get some time off.
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The relationship between Belichick and Hudson, 24, was first reported on in June 2024. However, they've been together for much longer than that. They reportedly
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