Scantily-clad Jordon Hudson shows off her figure and new $100k car amid Pablo Torre lawsuit drama
Bill Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson — 24 — has recently attracted a surge of media attention, combining high-drama legal posturing with a showy lifestyle spectacle. In late November 2025, mixing glamour and controversy, Hudson was spotted cruising around in a brand-new roughly $100,000 Mercedes while wearing a revealing outfit — a move that coincided with her public threat to sue sports reporter Pablo Torre.
🔎 What sparked the lawsuit threat
The legal dispute dates back several months, when Pablo Torre, on his podcast and in reporting, claimed that Hudson had been “banned” from attending practices and team facilities at the North Carolina Tar Heels football program, and questioned the authenticity of her age on a form tied to her time as a college cheerleader.
On November 23, 2025, Hudson took to Instagram with what appeared to be a challenge — posting a selfie with a UNC “All-Access” pass in hand, wearing a necklace labelled “BANNED,” and captioning it bluntly: “P.S. I’m suing you @pstorre”.
Her public move came alongside another: she shared purported screenshots of messages with a UNC Athletics official, who allegedly admitted that the incorrect birth year on Hudson’s record (which Torre flagged) was due to a clerical error — not her input, as the original reporting implied.
As of now, though Hudson has publicly declared her intention to sue for “defamation” and “targeted” coverage, there is no verified record of an actual lawsuit filed in court.
🚗 The flashy lifestyle — timing matters
While legal threats loomed, Hudson seemed to double down on visibility. She was seen driving a new, expensive Mercedes — reportedly worth around $100,000 — and out in public wearing a revealing outfit, seemingly unconcerned about the spotlight.
The timing of that sighting — around the same time the Torre conflict was intensifying — drew attention. Some have interpreted it as a defiant statement: mixing glamour, defiance, and visibility during a period of highly public scrutiny.
✅ What’s confirmed, ⚠️ what remains murky
- Confirmed: Hudson publicly threatened a lawsuit against Torre, posted social-media evidence (screenshots), and denied claims about being “banned” or misrepresenting her age.
- Also confirmed: the facility-ban narrative from Torre has been publicly denied by the school administration.
- Unclear: whether Hudson has actually filed legal paperwork. Reports indicate no publicly available court filings as of yet.
- In parallel: Hudson’s public persona—including flaunting a pricey car and revealing attire — adds a controversial, attention-grabbing layer to what might otherwise be a private legal dispute.
🧭 What it all suggests
The story of Jordon Hudson, Pablo Torre, and the simmering conflict offers a window into how media, public perception, and personal branding collide — especially when high stakes like reputation, relationships, and public persona are involved.
By combining a public lawsuit threat with bold displays of wealth and visibility, Hudson might be trying to reclaim the narrative: pushing back against reporting she considers defamatory, while simultaneously asserting her own agency, status, and control over how she’s seen.
Whether this becomes a full-blown legal battle or fades as tabloid noise depends on if and when formal court documents are filed — and whether the screenshots and evidence Hudson shared hold up under legal scrutiny. For now, the drama is far from over.
