Bill Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, reportedly stormed off the “CBS Sunday Morning” set in addition to boldly interrupting the legendary coach’s interview.
The former cheerleader, 24, caused a 30-minute delay during Belichick’s sit-down with journalist Tony Dokoupil after getting upset, sources told TMZ Monday.
According to insiders, Hudson wanted Belichick, 73, to follow her out, though it’s unclear whether he complied.
Hudson interrupted Dokoupil when he asked Belichick how they met.
“We’re not talking about this,” she said while watching from the side.
Per TMZ, Hudson disrupted the process several other times, even correcting Belichick as he answered football-related questions.
Sources said Dokoupil was “spooked” by Hudson’s behavior and tried to conclude the interview quickly.
CBS News executives reportedly had to get involved in the editing process to figure out how to save the segment.
A second interview with the former New England Patriots coach was allegedly canceled.
The outlet reported that Belichick — who’s promoting his new book, “The Art of Winning” — arrived for the interview with only Hudson by his side.
No other reps from his publishing company or the University of North Carolina, where he serves as head football coach, accompanied them — which was reportedly confusing to CBS producers.
UNC staffers are said to be concerned about Hudson’s influence on her boyfriend’s professional life, with a source claiming there’s a “growing sense this could become a problem.”
A rep for Belichick wasn’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.
Belichick, meanwhile, gave vague answers when asked about their relationship during the “excruciating” interview, which was released Sunday.
In regard to the scrutiny he’s received from dating Hudson, who is 49 years his junior, the Super Bowl champion said he’s “never been too worried about what everybody else thinks.”
The coupe met in 2021 and took their romance public last summer.
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