Revealed: Jordon Hudson, 25, is still running Bill Belichick’s business empire after secret split from NFL icon, 74. See mystery film project, property portfolio and snake obsession in new documents

Jordon Hudson is still running a sprawling web of 18 companies tied to Bill Belichick nearly a year after the pair reportedly called it quits, the Daily Mail can reveal.
The cheerleader, 25, remains in charge of every single one of them and none have been shut down or handed to anyone else since the reported breakup, Massachusetts records show.
Almost all are still registered at a Hingham address that Belichick, 74, uses for his own Nantucket property companies.
Despite rumors the pair split at the end of last year, Hudson has been far from winding things down, instead keeping the businesses alive this summer.
She filed annual reports for 14 of them in July and made changes to four behind the Belichick brand, including the one that looks after his trademarks.
The most bizarrely named is Spring Street Seafood Company LLC, which has nothing to do with fish at all.
Cheerleader Jordon Hudson, 25, remains in charge of at least 18 companies linked to her 74-year-old former flame Bill Belichick – despite the pair allegedly calling it quits late last year, the Daily Mail can reveal.
Belichick and Hudson, pictured on the red carpet at the NFL Honors award show in February 2025, are rumored to have split last year but continued putting on loved up displays in public
According to its founding paperwork, the business was set up to handle ‘all production operations’ on a mystery film or TV project ‘tentatively entitled RAZOR (OPHIDIAN’S VERSION).’
Ophidian, which means snake-like, is likely a nod to the snake imagery Hudson has long favored online. The ‘Version’ tag appears to be one of several Taylor Swift-style twists that crop up across Hudson’s Belichick-linked companies.
Tellingly, the company names Belichick’s longtime agent and lawyer, Neil Cornrich, as an authorized signatory alongside Hudson.
Cornrich’s link to the company has not been revealed until now, and it is the clearest sign yet that Belichick’s own camp is woven into Hudson’s ventures despite the alleged split.
Another company, Belestrator Bills Version LLC, exists ‘to handle all business and bank operations regarding the production of the Bill Belicast & Belestrator (Bills Version).’
A third, BBS Version LLC, was set up to hold trademarks and property relating to what its filing calls the ‘notorious ethics’ of football coaching and leadership.
Hudson grinned as she pet Rameses, the North Carolina mascot, on the sidelines as the Tar Heels took on Notre Dame on October 3. She has been a regular fixture at games this season – despite the pair’s romance allegedly fizzling out last year
The eight-time Super Bowl winner and the much younger cheerleader were spotted walking off the field just last month after Belichick’s team defeated Duke on October 17
In the months after the reported split, the pair continued to put on loved-up displays – even holding hands at the Kentucky Derby in May (Source: Jordan Hudson/Instagram)
The revelations come after TMZ reported on October 30 that the eight-time Super Bowl winner and his much younger girlfriend – who has been known to use Swift songs, including Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince, to soundtrack her Instagram posts – had quietly split but remained ‘close friends’ who are ‘committed to their business partnerships.’
The timeline has raised eyebrows given the pair kept up joint public appearances well into this year and were pictured together on Nantucket as recently as July.
In the months after the reported split, Hudson and Belichick continued to put on loved-up displays – even holding hands at the Kentucky Derby in May.
When a local TV reporter asked Belichick about the split last week, the North Carolina head coach shot back: ‘Do you work for a tabloid now?’
Until then, Hudson had been a mainstay on the UNC sidelines, attending every home game and multiple away games this season.
But after her name exploded back into the headlines, she was nowhere to be seen.
If the couple have parted ways, it would not be the first time one of the NFL great’s exes has stayed tangled up in his affairs.
Linda Holliday, who dated the coach for 16 years, led the Bill Belichick Foundation during their relationship.
The revelations come after TMZ reported that the eight-time Super Bowl winner and his much younger girlfriend, pictured in February 2025, had quietly split but remained ‘close friends’
After they split in 2023, she moved into a $4.8 million home on Nantucket bought by one of his companies, Forty Five Fair Street LLC.
That company is registered to the same Hingham address as Hudson’s businesses.
Even Belichick’s ex-wife, Debby, is still named alongside him and their family on the deed for 12 Pitman Road LLC, a Nantucket property company set up in 2013 – years after their divorce.
Hudson’s own business empire grew alongside her romance with the coach. Her first six companies, set up in 2023, sit behind the property empire she built while dating him.
The Daily Mail had earlier revealed that the cheerleader had quietly amassed a real estate portfolio worth $9.1 million after the pair met in 2021, snapping up at least four properties, including one worth $3 million.
Remarkably, public records show she has already paid off the mortgages on all of them.
In addition to her business empire, the cheerleader quietly amassed a real estate portfolio worth $9.1 million after the pair met in 2021. She snapped up this $3million, three-bedroom home near Boston in December 2023
A large townhouse, which is divided up into three large apartments in Dorchester, Massachusetts, was also bought by Hudson in late 2023. Remarkably, public records show she has already paid off the mortgages on all of the properties
She also secured the services of a high-end wealth manager whose firm requires its clients to have at least $2 million in assets.
A second wave of businesses followed in 2024, after Belichick’s exit from the Patriots, including TCE Tech Support, TCE Creative Consulting, TCE Management and Coach Show.
Then in 2025 came a string of companies leaning heavily on Belichick’s name, including Chapel Bill LLC and All BB Team LLC.
One of them, TCE Rights Management LLC, manages the trademarks owned by Hudson’s holding company, Trouble Cub Enterprises.
It has filed to trademark a raft of Belichick phrases, including ‘Chapel Bill’ and ‘Belestrator.’ Last year, the company even applied to register ‘Gold Digger’ for jewelry and key chains.
Three of the companies set up in 2025, including Trouble Cub Productions, list Hudson herself at her family’s home in Maine, as they have since they were formed.
This summer, the last of her companies’ paperwork moved to Joshua Christian of Cerity Partners, a Boston wealth management firm, which now acts for all of them.
The Daily Mail has reached out to Hudson and Belichick for comment.
