"He has fired coaches and great players": Insider reveals how Bill Belichick's relationship with Jordon Hudson is "costing" him his job at UNC
Bill Belichick is dating 24 year old Jordon Hudson.(Image via Kevin Mazur/Getty)
Bill Belichick and his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, might have been together for a couple of years now, but their relationship has constantly attracted criticism due to their controversial age gap.
While Bill Belichick is 73 years old, his girlfriend is only 24 years old and this has not gone down well with fans. But now, it seems like the New England Patriots' legend is facing issues at his workplace due to his controversial relationship.
Bill Belichick has reportedly fired coaches at the UNC and is a 'major distraction'
Recently, ESPN's Paul Finebaum appeared on ESPN's Get Up Program and revealed what is going on behind the doors between the University of North Carolina and Bill Belichick.
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ESPN's Paul Finebaum said, 'I'm going to go where I shouldn't go, but then again, we're talking about Bill Belichick.
He has fired coaches, gotten rid of great players, he separated from the greatest quarterback of all time. It's time for Bill Belichick to fire his girlfriend.'
Paul Finebaum added, 'North Carolina hired him because he's a great coach, not to be a distraction. He's a major distraction right now in this game of football.'
While the University of North Carolina has remained silent amidst the mess, Bill Belichick has often stood up for his relationship and defended his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, amid all the criticism she has faced.
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Bill Belichick has made things clear about how his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, helps him in his work
A few weeks after the infamous CBS interview clip with Tony Dokoupil, where Jordon Hudson interjected when Bill Belichick was asked a question about his relationship, the Patriots' legend appeared on Michael Strahan's Good Morning America to make things clear.
Bill Belichick defined how his girlfriend, 24 year old Jordon Hudson, helps him out in his work and said, "She does the business things that don't relate to North Carolina that come up in my life so I can concentrate on football..."
Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, has also spoken about their relationship but it has fallen on deaf ears as the controversial couple continues to get trolled.
Apart from the controversies surrounding Bill Belichick's relationship, the two have actually maintained a pretty peaceful relationship and have never been spotted getting into an argument with each other.
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