It was a starry Super Bowl Sunday for Jordon Hudson.
When taking in the Eagles’ 40-22 victory over the Chiefs in Super Bowl 2025 at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Bill Belichick’s 23-year-old girlfriend mingled with comedian Nikki Glaser in a suite.
Hudson, a former college cheerleader, modeled a jacket that served as a tribute to the legendary former Patriots coach while Glaser, a well-known Swiftie, paired her Chiefs blazer with a red mini dress.
“I am an ornithologist on and off this field,” Hudson wrote Sunday in an Instagram post.
“And yes, that is an up-cycled leather jacket with time-contextual, historically accurate patches corresponding to BB’s lifelong football career; which are placed chronologically, and include all of his 12 Super Bowl appearances (which are more than 20% of all Super Bowls, EVER). And yes, I designed and created this piece with my own bare hands. And yes, it is ironic that I went from never having watched a professional American football game, ever, to meticulously creating an honor piece for this guy. Funny how much things change in time, don’t ya think?”
It’s been a busy week in New Orleans for Hudson, who not only stepped out with Belichick, 72, on several occasions — even stirring engagement buzz — but was featured in a star-studded Dunkin’ Donuts commercial with the eight-time Super Bowl champ that aired during the big game Sunday.
Ben and Casey Affleck also starred in the ad, along with “Succession” alum Jeremy Strong.
Hudson, whose romance with Belichick was first revealed last summer, attended Thursday’s NFL Honors event with UNC’s new football coach, hitting the red carpet in a sultry Sherri Hill gown.
Their 49-year age difference was referenced during Snoop Dogg’s monologue.
“I’ve been a football fan for a long, long time. I mean, I remember back when the Cowboys was good. I remember back when the Chiefs was bad. And I remember, what was it… Bill Belichick’s girlfriend wasn’t even born yet,” he quipped.
Glaser, 40, was also in attendance for Thursday’s event.
She and Belichick crossed paths months earlier at her epic Netflix roast of former Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
The future Hall of Famer, 47, was on the call for Sunday’s game with Fox in his first Super Bowl as an NFL analyst.
