Jordon Hudson Shows Off Alleged Receipts Amid Threat to Sue Pablo Torre

Jordon Hudson, girlfriend of North Carolina football coach Bill Belichick, claims she has the receipts to prove Pablo Torre falsely accused her of lying about her age.

Torre, 40, alleged in a May episode of his “Pablo Torre Finds Out” podcast that Hudson, 24, misrepresented her age on an internal UNC document, saying she was born in 2000, not 2001.

“One of MANY inaccurate and materially defamatory reports about me by Pablo Torre,” Hudson wrote via X on Monday, November 24, alongside alleged screenshots of two conversations with UNC Athletics Chief of Personnel Emily Muse. “I did not fill out any UNC internal documents or forms pertaining to the family directory.”

One screenshot appears to show an alleged Instagram direct message thread between the two, in which Muse asks for Hudson’s birthday “to complete the family directory for our staff.”

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“Oh hey! Great idea,” Hudson allegedly replied. “My birthday is April 3rd.”

She also showed an alleged text conversation with Muse, where Muse reveals her birth date on file is April 3, 2001. Muse adds that she initially put 2000 as a guess, but later corrected it.

If those screenshots are accurate, it would show that Hudson did not intentionally lie, but rather that Muse simply made a mistake. Torre, however, pointed out in a post via X on Monday night that there is reason to question their veracity.

“Hi Jordon: Any idea why your screenshot looks like this after you adjust the exposure and highlights?,” he wrote in a quote-post, hinting at the possibility that the images were altered.

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He attached a video in which he changes the exposure of the screenshots that make it appear as though the Instagram conversation is not authentic. A commenter in his replies also pointed out the spacing on the alleged text conversation appeared uneven, leading them to conclude that it “seems AI generated.”

Hudson has not yet responded to Torre’s authenticity claims.

The back-and-forth stems from a post Hudson made via Instagram on Sunday, November 23, in which she claimed she is going to sue Torre. She was wearing a necklace that said “banned,” likely referring to Torre’s report in May that she had been banned from North Carolina’s athletic facilities. The university quickly denied his report.

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“While Jordon Hudson is not an employee at the University or Carolina Athletics, she is welcome to the Carolina Football facilities,” Carolina Athletics said in a statement to Us Weekly on May 9. “Jordon will continue to manage all activities related to Coach Belichick’s personal brand outside of his responsibilities for Carolina Football and the University.”

Despite the university’s denial, Torre did not back down.

“UNC can now choose to describe or change its position on Jordon Hudson’s involvement however it wishes, following the publication of our episode,” he wrote via X. “We requested comment and filed dozens of FOIA requests that were not satisfied. And we stand by the specific reporting in our episode, which came from the highest levels of the football program.”

Regardless of Hudson’s status on campus, she has been a consistent presence at Tar Heels football games, where she has been cheering on Belichick, 73. She was at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill on Saturday, November 22, for North Carolina’s final home game of the season, a 32-25 loss to rival Duke University.

“I’ve loved supporting @billbelichick at his adult all-male football league competitions this season,” Hudson wrote alongside a carousel of photos from the season, posted via Instagram the next day. “Until next year, Kenan!”