Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and podcaster Pablo Torre just dropped a wild take, admitting a part of him was actually disappointed that Bill Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, never followed through on her threat to sue him. This is the same Torre who’s gotten under the skin of some seriously wealthy folks, but Hudson is the only one who ever verbally threatened him with legal action.
The “P.S. I’m Suing You” Saga Unfolds
Torre spilled the tea to Bridget Condon on *Front Office Sports Tonight*, recounting Hudson’s Instagram post where she declared, “P.S. I’m suing you.” He told Condon that while it was a relief no lawsuit came, it was also “kind of a bummer” because he thinks “that would be a fun trial.” Talk about a fearless approach!
Last year, Torre’s podcast, *Pablo Torre Finds Out*, dove deep into multiple investigations concerning Hudson. These probes centered on her management of Belichick’s commercial ventures and her ties to the North Carolina football program. Remember, Belichick took over as UNC’s head coach right after the 2024 season, making those connections pretty relevant.
Age Claims and Facility Bans: The Details Get Messy
One specific May 2025 episode of Torre’s podcast got extra granular, suggesting Hudson might have misrepresented her age on UNC’s directory for football staff family members. The directory apparently listed her birth year as 2000, but she was actually born in 2001. Torre even pointed out on X that this wasn’t some dropdown menu error; “This was the sort of thing where you type the information yourself and send it in.” However, Hudson pushed back, presenting a screenshot of text messages where Emily Muse, UNC Athletics’ chief of personnel, claimed she “purely guessed” Hudson’s birth year after Hudson sent a birth date without a specified year.
The drama didn’t stop there. Torre also reported that Hudson had been banned from the UNC football facility, a claim that the program flat-out denied. The back-and-forth escalated publicly in November with Hudson’s Instagram post, featuring a selfie and that unforgettable “P.S. I’m suing you” caption. Nearly a year has passed since that post, and Torre has confirmed: no legal proceedings were ever initiated. It seems like the “fun trial” Torre imagined is off the table, at least for now.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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