Jordon Hudson and Bill Belichick put on a united front after she came in third place at the 2025 Miss Maine USA pageant.
The former cheerleader, 24, and the college football coach, 73, were photographed walking hand-in-hand out of the Holiday Inn in Portland, Maine, Sunday.
Hudson appeared to be in good spirits while waving to photographers while Belichick kept his head down.
The beauty queen donned a purple gown with a “Hancock” sash to represent her hometown, while her beau sported a black suit and maroon tie.
The duo flashed smiles while driving off together, with Belichick behind the wheel.
Earlier in the day, Hudson let out an emotional sigh of relief when she was announced to be in the top five out of the 16 contestants.
When asked how she felt, she responded, “I hope anyone watching finds the strength to push through whatever they’re going through … hate never wins.”
Hudson was seen wearing a green snakeskin ensemble while rehearsing for the pageant Saturday morning.
The Bridgewater State University alum beamed while walking alongside another woman at the venue.
That night, Belichick made an appearance at the venue with his Navy veteran security guard, Chad.
They sat in the front row as the competition started.
Hudson, who took second place in 2024, participated in the interview, swimsuit and evening gown portion of the event.
An insider told The Post that Hudson was a “very headstrong” and a “tough cookie,” as she continues to receive criticism for her relationship with Belichick.
Hudson has received intense backlash since she infamously interrupted the former NFL coach’s CBS interview when he was asked about the start of their romance.
She’s since reportedly been banned from Belichick’s workplace — the football facility at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The football coach’s family are also reportedly “concerned” about his romance with Hudson and have been “digging into” her background.
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