Jordon Hudson files bombshell lawsuit over infamous shirtless video of Bill Belichick sneaking out of their rental home

Jordon Hudson has filed a lawsuit in Massachusetts against Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan, alleging invasion of privacy and breach of contract over a leaked Ring camera video of Bill Belichick shirtless at their Winthrop, Massachusetts rental property in June 2023. According to court documents reported by multiple outlets including Yahoo Sports, The Boston Globe, and the New York Post, Hudson rented the property for a four-night trip with Belichick, who is 74, while she is 25. The lawsuit claims McDevitt and Nolan recorded and shared the video, which went "immediately viral" and outed Hudson's relationship with Belichick, causing her "intense ridicule and derision" and "immense damage."

The lawsuit details alleged text messages between Hudson and McDevitt, including one where McDevitt sent the video with a note about parking rules and later texted, "It's clear who is on the video…I'll leave it at that." Hudson allegedly repeatedly asked McDevitt to delete the video, receiving assurances it would be removed, but later discovered it had been leaked to social media. The suit states that after the leak, McDevitt initially denied sharing it, claiming, "I absolutely did not leak this video to twitter or anyone," but later admitted in May 2025 that they had sent it to others, saying, "We had sent it to a few people initially wondering is this him, isn't it him and I don't know what happened from there."

Hudson's lawsuit further alleges that McDevitt and Nolan appeared on Pablo Torre's "Pablo Torre Finds Out" podcast under anonymity conditions, which the suit called "ironic" given their "blatant disregard of Ms. Hudson's privacy" and disclosure of her identity as Belichick's romantic partner. The lawsuit claims Tom Brady even joked about the video during a live Netflix special. After Airbnb removed McDevitt and Nolan's property for violating its privacy policy, Hudson received hostile texts from McDevitt, including threats to release additional private information. The lawsuit seeks damages, attorneys' fees, and an order prohibiting further disclosure of Hudson's personal information. McDevitt declined to comment when reached by the New York Post.

Hudson is the CEO and founder of Trouble Cub Enterprises LLC and serves as chief operating officer of Belichick Productions. Despite their alleged breakup in late 2025, she and Belichick continue working together as business partners. The North Carolina Tar Heels football team, which Hudson leads, is 5-4 after a 38-21 victory over UConn on Saturday.