Jordon Hudson's net worth has skyrocketed since she began his relationship with Bill Belichick: Here's a look at his real estate empire following their breakup

The reported end of relationship Jordon Hudson and Bill Belichick has brought her into the spotlight, but the former cheerleader and personality had also been building a substantial property portfolio as reports put the value of her real estate holdings at around $8 million. Hudson and the 74-year-old reportedly broke up in late 2025, although they are said to remain close friends and committed to their business partnerships, and their separation has renewed interest in the 25-year-old's financial health and her commercial interests.

Her property purchases were concentrated in Massachusetts , where she acquired four homes over just a few months toward the end of 2023 as the transactions were reportedly facilitated through an entity called TCE Trust , which she established in June that year. According to Realtor.com, Hudson purchased three multifamily properties in the greater Boston area in December 2023 with two being townhouses in Dorchester , bought on the same day, December 1, for $2.2 million and $2.3 million respectively. The two purchases alone represented an investment of $4.5 million. One property's listing later highlighted its renovated interior, including white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless-steel appliances and a large kitchen island opening into the living room and Hudson added another substantial property several weeks later. Paying $3 million for a multifamily building in Boston 's Roxbury Crossing neighborhood, the property contains 15 bedrooms and 8.5 bathrooms spread across three separate apartments, making it a significant investment that adds an income stream beyond its potential long-term value. A property listing published last year stated that it generated more than $17,000 in monthly rental income, equivalent to over $204,000 annually if maintained at that level ensuring Hudson has a steady stream of money whilst her fourth reported purchase was a two-bedroom cottage in Harwich , also in Massachusetts . Acquired for $610,000 in October 2023. Property details described a home beside a pond, with two bathrooms and a relatively small kitchen, adding another location to her portfolio.

Belichick’s Tar Heels slip to narrow defeat against Miami Hurricanes

Meanwhile on the field, Belichick 's North Carolina Tar Heels pushed the top-ranked Miami Hurricanes to the final minutes at Kenan Stadium , but a costly late turnover proved decisive in a 38-35 defeat as both teams scored 21 points after halftime in a dramatic contest. North Carolina had an opportunity to claim a major victory, but B illy Edwards Jr. lost possession with 5:33 remaining whilst the Miami 's Justin Scott recovered the fumble at the Tar Heels ' 37-yard line, setting up the decisive touchdown six plays later. Edwards connected with Jelani Thurman for two first-half touchdowns, both from eight yards, as North Carolina stayed within three points at the interval as Miami held a 17-14 advantage after Jake Weinberg converted a 24-yard field goal. The Tar Heels took the lead early in the third quarter when Edwards found Jordan Shipp for a 16-yard touchdown but Miami responded through Fletcher , who scored his second touchdown of the night on a two-yard run to put the Hurricanes back in front. North Carolina moved ahead again in the fourth quarter, with Demon June diving into the end zone from a yard out to complete an 8:28 drive. Again, Miami answered through Fletcher , whose one-yard touchdown gave the visitors a 31-28 lead midway through the period. The decisive sequence came when Marquise Lightfoot forced Edwards to fumble, allowing Scott to recover and hand Miami possession in North Carolina territory as Darian Mensah then found Malachi Toney for a nine-yard touchdown with 2:33 remaining, extending the lead to 38-28. Edwards refused to concede, connecting with Trech Kechahuna for a 15-yard touchdown with 1:38 left however, the Tar Heels could not complete the comeback, as Miami held on to improve to 8-0 overall and 6-0 in the ACC .