Jordon Hudson sues over leaked Belichick video
Jordon Hudson filed a lawsuit in Massachusetts on Friday regarding the viral Ring camera footage of a shirtless Bill Belichick, Page Six reported.
The 25-year-old is suing Airbnb hosts Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan for invasion of privacy and breach of contract, according to court documents obtained by the California Post. Hudson alleges the pair “egregiously” violated her privacy rights by recording and subsequently leaking footage of the former New England Patriots coach during a stay at their Winthrop rental property in June 2023.
The lawsuit claims the leak resulted in “numerous false tabloid-like and click-bait stories” that subjected Hudson to intense ridicule and damage. Hudson is seeking damages to be determined at trial, attorneys’ fees, and a court order to prevent McDevitt and Nolan from disseminating any further private information about her to third parties.
Timeline of the privacy breach
The legal dispute traces back to the final night of a four-night stay at the Winthrop residence in June 2023. According to the lawsuit, McDevitt and Nolan sent Hudson a text message containing the video of Belichick leaving the property without a shirt. The message allegedly included a comment about being a “huge cowboys fan” and a request regarding a parking pass, according to Page Six.
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Hudson claims she requested the deletion of the clip multiple times. In response, McDevitt allegedly told her, “We will delete it from ring, but as you know, unfortunately, videos are never totally deleted,” Page Six reported.

The footage did not go viral until five months after it was recorded. TMZ reported that the video’s release sparked widespread speculation regarding the nature of the relationship between Hudson and Belichick. The New York Post noted that the clip’s reach was significant, even prompting a joke from Tom Brady during a live Netflix special.
While McDevitt initially denied involvement in the leak, the lawsuit states she made an admission “out of the blue” in 2025. According to the California Post, McDevitt allegedly told Hudson that while they did not release the video, they had “sent it to a few people initially wondering is this him, isn’t it him.”
Hosts face litigation over podcast appearances and Airbnb sanctions
The litigation also targets the hosts’ subsequent media involvement. Hudson alleges that McDevitt and Nolan appeared on the Pablo Torre Finds Out podcast and disclosed additional personal information about her, according to the New York Post.

BroBible reported that journalist Pablo Torre had previously investigated the mystery of the video by booking a stay at the same Airbnb and attempting to geo-locate the porch. Hudson reportedly messaged the hosts, stating, “You gave more footage directly to a reporter? You must be out of your mind, Elise. This is so illegal.”
Following Hudson’s report to Airbnb, the platform removed the property from its site for violating privacy policies. This action allegedly led to “hostile” messages from McDevitt. One alleged text from McDevitt stated, “Now that you destroyed our livelihood, we are weighing our options about whom we will talk to and what we will discuss with them. You’re not even famous now! You are infamous. Good for you!”
McDevitt told the California Post she has “no comment” regarding the lawsuit. A representative for Belichick has not yet responded to requests for comment, Page Six reported.
Hudson and Belichick ended their romantic relationship
Hudson and Belichick met in 2021, and their relationship became a public focus in 2024 following the video’s viral spread. BroBible noted that the age gap between the former Miss Maine contestant and the legendary coach drew significant public attention.
TMZ Sports reported that the couple quietly ended their romantic relationship late last year, though they reportedly remain close friends and maintain business partnerships. Despite the split, the two continued to make public appearances together through much of 2026.
The legal battle now centers on the long-term implications of the leaked surveillance footage and the alleged unauthorized sharing of private data with media entities.
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