Bill Belichick, Jordon Hudson take in 2026 Kentucky Derby: ‘Not the first time we’ve trudged through the mud’
Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson attended the 2026 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, where they were photographed walking the muddy track together. Hudson shared images of their muddy shoes, referencing their relationship's public challenges with a lighthearted caption. The couple has remained in the public eye following Belichick's transition to college football coaching and Hudson's cheerleading career.
- ▪Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson were photographed walking hand-in-hand on the muddy Churchill Downs track before the 2026 Kentucky Derby.
- ▪Hudson wore a floral dress and pink headband that matched Belichick’s handkerchief during their Derby appearance.
- ▪The Puma, a highly anticipated horse, was scratched from the race hours before due to a leg swelling caused by a skin infection.
- ▪Hudson recently crowned Belichick 'WAG of the Year' at the Cheerleading Worlds in Florida.
- ▪Belichick's first season as head coach at North Carolina ended with a 4-8 record, marking a challenging start to his college football career.
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Sports Entertainment Bill Belichick, Jordon Hudson take in 2026 Kentucky Derby: ‘Not the first time we’ve trudged through the mud’ By Bridget Reilly Published May 2, 2026, 3:19 p.m. ET Bill Belichick and girlfriend Jordon Hudson have made an appearance at Churchill Downs. Hours ahead of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, the 25-year-old posted a photo of the pair smiling and holding hands as they trudged through the muddy race track together. The pair were colorfully dressed for the decked-out event. Hudson wore a floral dress and a pink flower headband that matched the North Carolina football coach’s handkerchief in his light blue suit jacket. “Not the first time we’ve trudged through the mud together. 🤝🏻🩷🐎” Hudson captioned the post.
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