Jordon Hudson uses Bill Belichick ex’s ‘delusional’ letter in growing Instagram war

Bill Belichick’s 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson allegedly ripped his ex-girlfriend Linda Holliday during a fiery Instagram exchange, according to the Daily Mail.

Hudson and a woman she believed to be a close confidant of Holliday had a heated back-and-forth, which started when the woman called the former Bridgewater state University cheerleader a gold digger, as seen in a screen grab of the purported message.

In her response, Hudson called Holliday “delusional” and “pathetic,” and claimed she discovered a personal email that Holliday sent to the North Carolina football coach in 2015, while he was with the Patriots.

“Hey babes! Since you are tight with Ms Holliday, would you please ask her what she would like me to do with this letter I found from 2015?” said Hudson, who reportedly sent a photo of the printed letter to the woman.

“Due to its pathetic and embarrassing content, I imagine she wants it back. She should make the point to burn it so she continue [sic] to live in delusional denial (that her relationship with BB wasn’t doomed yeaaaaars prior to him finally dumping her).

“I know she cares a great deal to continue to manipulate her friends, as well as the public, into believing that I came in and ruined her perfect relationship.”

Belichick and Holliday dated for 16 years before splitting in 2023 — and Belichick and Hudson’s relationship became public last summer. The couple has said they met on a flight in 2021.

Hudson said she “found” the November 2015 letter in an old invoice file at Belichick’s $2.2 million home in Hingham, 15 miles south of Boston, according to the Daily Mail.

Holliday allegedly told Belichick in the letter she felt he was excluding her from certain parts of his personal life and that he was overly supporting his ex-wife Debbie Clarke — the mother of his three adult children, Amanda, Stephen and Brian.

“Hi my baby,” the letter began. “I just [want] to get a few things off my chest.”

Holliday allegedly took issue with how Belichick would “bend over backwards” for Clarke and “flatter her” — explaining that he purchased three rental homes with Clarke in 2015, despite her disparaging him at the time.

The Nantucket socialite went on to say she felt like “the disposable one” while he overly supported his ex-wife.

“I’m the one that loves and adores you and respects you and tries never to ask too much of you and tries to ALWAYS remind you how grateful I am of your love,” Holliday allegedly wrote. “[There] are many things that I’m just not allowed to talk to you about. You ALWAYS throw it back in my face and say ‘I’m sorry you don’t think that I do enough for you.’”

Holliday allegedly asked why he felt compelled to support “what’s her name that I’m not allowed to speak of ever” without asking for anything, seemingly referencing Clarke.

Additionally, Holliday purportedly said she felt guilty about how much Belichick did for her and that she accepted they were not married.

Belichick and Clarke married in 1977 and divorced in 2006.

Hudson and Holliday did not respond to the Daily Mail’s request for comment.

The pair reportedly had a nasty run-in while at a Massachusetts affair last December.

Hudson, who is in the pageant world and competed in Miss Maine 2025, has not received a warm welcome from the Nantucket social scene, which Holliday is at the center of, and is being “iced out,” according to Page Six.

Hudson and Belichick have been under a microscope after his disastrous “60 Minutes” interview in April, which showed Hudson interrupting a question about how the couple had met.

After multiple reports alleged Hudson is trying to control Belichick’s career to further her own, the eight-time Super Bowl winner said in a public statement that Hudson leads his professional opportunities outside of UNC.