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Bill Belichick’s daughter-in-law, Jen, is making headlines on Tuesday, as a North Carolina judge has issued an arrest order for the wife of Steve Belichick.
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The arrest order is related to a traffic incident from earlier this year. Jen Belichick allegedly failed to appear in court, which is leading to the arrest warrant.
Jen Belichick, who is married to UNC’s defensive coordinator, is no stranger to making headlines. In fact, she previously went viral for putting Bill Belichick’s 25-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, on blast following a game.
The New York Post reported in late 2025 that Jen Belichick went on quite the tirade against Jordon Hudson, following a UNC football game.
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The drama reportedly stems from how Jen Belichick allegedly believes that Jordon Hudson is trying to control too much.
Jen Belichick was reportedly “furious” with Hudson over an interaction she had with Hudson earlier in the day. Jen Belichick allegedly accused Hudson of trying to “control (expletive)” , while she also allegedly called her “bat-(expletive) crazy.”
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Ultimately, Jen Belichick seemed to issue an ultimatum to her father-in-law: Hudson or your family.
“He wants to fire you, fire you. He wants to (expletive) disown me, disown me. I don’t (expletive) care,” she reportedly said, amid a tirade that is believed to have lasted around 40 minutes, per The Post.
Things seem to have cooled down since then. However, Jordon Hudson continues to reference issues outside of their relationship on social media.
“Not the first time we’ve trudged through the mud together. 🤝🏻🩷🐎,” she joked in May.
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At this point, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Jordon Hudson weighing in on the arrest news for Jen Belichick.
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This story was originally published July 14, 2026 at 10:44 AM.