Hudson Sues Over Leaked Shirtless Belichick Doorbell Video
WHO:
Page Six - Hudson and Belichick met in 2021; Hudson said their age-gap romance entered the public eye in 2024.
Page Six - Hudson and Belichick split in late 2025; photos later surfaced of them spending time together after the breakup, and Hudson was reportedly dating other people.
TMZ - Jordon Hudson filed a lawsuit over leaked Ring camera footage featuring Bill Belichick.
Page Six - Hudson sued Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan, identified as the couple who allegedly hosted her and Belichick at their Winthrop rental property.
Page Six - Hudson was 25 when she filed the lawsuit; Belichick was described as her now-ex and as the former New England Patriots coach.
Page Six - Belichick’s representative had not responded to Page Six’s request for comment; McDevitt told the California Post, “I have no comment” on the lawsuit.
WHAT:
TMZ - Hudson’s lawsuit alleges that people involved in the shirtless Belichick video violated her privacy.
Page Six - Hudson sued for invasion of privacy and breach of contract, seeking damages according to proof at trial, attorneys’ fees, and an order barring McDevitt and Nolan from disclosing or distributing private information about her to third parties.
Page Six - Hudson alleges that the leaked footage led to “numerous false tabloid-like and click-bait stories” that caused her “intense ridicule and derision and immense damage.”
Page Six - The video showed Belichick leaving an Airbnb rental property without a shirt. The clip went viral on social media.
Page Six - Hudson says she repeatedly asked for the footage to be deleted. McDevitt allegedly replied, “We will delete it from ring, but as you know, unfortunately, videos are never totally deleted.”
Page Six - McDevitt allegedly later said the hosts had sent the video to “a few people” to ask whether it was Belichick, denied releasing it, and said it had been deleted from the camera.
Page Six - Hudson says McDevitt and Nolan appeared on the “Pablo Torre Finds Out” podcast and gave a reporter more footage. Hudson allegedly messaged McDevitt, “You gave more footage directly to a reporter? You must be out of your mind, Elise. This is so illegal.”
Page Six - Hudson reported the matter to Airbnb; she says the hosts’ property was removed from the site for violating its privacy policy.
WHERE:
Page Six - The lawsuit was filed in Massachusetts; the rental property was in Winthrop.
WHEN:
Page Six - The footage was recorded during Hudson and Belichick’s four-night stay in June 2023 and went viral five months later.
Page Six - Hudson says the hosts messaged her on the final evening of the stay.
Page Six - McDevitt allegedly made a further statement about the footage in 2025.
WHY:
Page Six - Hudson alleges the recording and leak violated her privacy and that the resulting coverage damaged her and subjected her to ridicule.
HOW:
Page Six - Hudson says McDevitt and Nolan sent her a message containing the video; it allegedly read in part, “I’m a huge cowboys fan, but don’t live under a rock! Wishing you the best! Please don’t forget to leave the parking pass.”
Page Six - In a subsequent alleged message, McDevitt wrote, “It’s clear who is on the video … I’ll leave it at that.”
Page Six - McDevitt allegedly denied knowing who had released the clip and said she had consulted her attorney.
Page Six - Hudson says McDevitt later sent hostile messages, including: “Now that you destroyed our livelihood, we are weighing our options about whom we will talk to and what we will discuss with them,” and, “You’re not even famous now! You are infamous. Good for you!”
(UPDATED November 9, 2026 17:59 UTC)
Jordon Hudson sued two Massachusetts rental hosts, alleging they leaked private footage featuring Bill Belichick. She says the shirtless video sparked damaging coverage, ridicule, and violations of her privacy. Hudson seeks damages and an order preventing the hosts from sharing private information.
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(UPDATED November 9, 2026 16:00 UTC)
Jordon Hudson sued a Massachusetts couple, alleging they leaked private Ring footage of Bill Belichick. The video showed shirtless Belichick leaving their Winthrop rental and later spread widely online. Hudson seeks damages and alleges the recording and leak invaded her privacy and harmed her.