Over Viral Shirtless Bill Belichick Video, Jordon Hudson Files Lawsuit, Claims Airbnb Hosts Violated Privacy

Lawsuit over security footage

Hudson filed suit against Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan, who owned the Winthrop, Massachusetts, property where she stayed with Belichick in June 2023. The complaint was filed Friday, November 6, in Massachusetts Superior Court.

Hudson alleges McDevitt sent her Ring camera footage of Belichick walking outside without a shirt, alongside a message about parking rules. She says she asked whether the recording would be deleted after their four-night stay to protect their privacy.

According to the complaint, McDevitt said the footage would be deleted from Ring but warned that videos could not be erased completely. The recording later circulated online; the lawsuit does not say who initially posted it.

Claims about sharing footage

The lawsuit cites an alleged May 3, 2025, message in which McDevitt acknowledged that she and Nolan had sent the footage to several people while trying to identify the shirtless man as Belichick. She maintained they had not released it publicly themselves.

Hudson says the video revealed her relationship with Belichick, which had previously been private, and exposed her to public ridicule. Recent reports have said the couple ended their romantic relationship, though they have continued appearing publicly together and maintaining business ties.

Interview and privacy allegations

The complaint also concerns a May 2025 episode of Pablo Torre Finds Out, in which journalist Pablo Torre examined the footage’s origins and spoke with the property owners. Hudson alleges they disclosed other private information during the interview.