Bill Belichick’s girlfriend decided to go vintage this Halloween, pulling off one of the legendary NFL coach’s old-school looks.
While on a parade of engagement celebrations in Disney World, Jordon Hudson and friends dressed up for Halloween just the day before the holiday.
Hudson, 24, praised her 72-year-old boyfriend by sporting an outfit Belichick wore during his defensive coordinator days with the Giants in the 1980s.
He stayed in New York from 1985 to 1990.
The former college cheerleader at Bridgewater State University in Massachusetts wore an old-school Giants T-shirt of Belichick’s paired with short white shorts in photos obtained by TMZ.
She also made sure to emulate the former Patriots head coach of 24 seasons by posing like him for a photo — feet shoulder-width apart, right hand over her left in front, and with a stoic straight face.
It’s also not the first time one of Belichick’s girlfriends has worn a Halloween costume with him in mind.
Belichick’s ex-girlfriend Linda Holliday, who dated him for 16 years before splitting in September 2023, wore a shocking “Kill Bill” costume, appearing to throw shade at Belichick.
A photo of Holliday and friends circled social media, showing her wearing a yellow and black outfit to model Uma Thurman’s character, Beatrix Kiddo, in the film.
She also carried a fake samurai sword.
However, many didn’t take kindly to Holliday’s costume and the 61-year-old went to Instagram to defend herself.
“Can everyone please stop being offended by absolutely EVERYTHING? Ya’ll would have never survived in the Eddie Murphy, Andrew Dice Clay, etc etc days,” she wrote on an Instagram Story. “Shoot you wouldn’t survive the late night talk’s shows like Jay Leno or David Letterman.
“For the love of God, laugh a little. Lighten up. Everything isn’t an attack…..”
Holliday never mentioned Hudson and Belichick’s relationship when commenting on the costume, but she did share another Instagram Story that seemingly pointed to the relationship.
“A sense of humour helps us to get through the dull times, cope with the difficult times, enjoy the good times and manage the scary times,” one slide read.
