Who are Jordon Hudson’s parents? All about the family amid Bill Belichick engagement report

Bill Belichick, 73, is engaged with his 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, according to recent reports. According to the New York Times. Report, she has informed at least one person about her engagement with Belichick.

With Hudson finding herself in the media glare again, many are curious to take a peek into her personal life and know about her family. She was born to parents Lee Hudson and Heath Hudson. The couple raised their family in Maine.

Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson's rumored engagement is making headlines a couple of weeks after the 24-year-old created a buzz on the internet for wearing a ring on her left ring finger. She was seen wearing the jewelry at a luncheon at New York's American Museum of Natural History, Cape Cod Times reported.

Amid these speculations, the former NFL coach renamed his boat logo from Eight Rings to One Plus Eight Rings. Many believe the new name is a subtle hint indicating his life's newest update.

Everything we know about Jordon Hudson’s family

She was born into a family of fishermen

According to a People report, Hudson belongs to a family of fishermen. Her father, Heath Hudson, is a fisherman. She, too, is interested in this industry.

In April 2025, Jordon Hudson used her voice "to protect the fleeting tradition and heritage of Maine fishing families."

Sharing a carousel post, the former model wrote in the caption,

"I was practically born on the waters of Hancock Point, Maine; just as my father had been, and his father, and his father…. since before the American Revolutionary War."

She used the platform to "prevent others from going through the same plight as what mine had to go through."

In February 2025, Hudson paid a tribute to her family, styling a lobster-shaped bag on the red carpet of a Super Bowl event.

In a conversation with the outlet, she revealed that her "nautical family history" inspired her look. She explained,

"I have a message that pays homage to my family and a message that I'd like to put out there and give a little bit of recognition to the fishermen in Maine."

Jordon later emphasized raising awareness, sharing,

"They need help, and hopefully, through fashion, we can bring awareness to the fact that fishermen and lobstermen in Maine are struggling."

About Jordon Hudson’s parents

Lea and Heath welcomed three daughters. Jordon, Becca, Jenna, and Jonathon.

During Jordon's childhood, her parents owned a fishery in Hancock named Frenchman's Bay Fisheries. As a kid, she grew up spending memorable moments there.

According to The Boston Globe, her mother, 12 years older than her husband, managed the family business mostly. On the other hand, her father operated a 33-foot boat mussel-dragging boat named Miss Daisy.

The business was declared bankrupt in 2000, according to Distractify. In the early 2000s, the Hudsons had to shut their business due to state-imposed fishing restrictions. The rules impacted their livelihood, leading to the significant closure decision.

The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies conducted a profile on Lee and Heath in 2007. It disclosed,

"[Lee] gets by with gifts from the ‘food fairy,’ her term for the neighbors, friends, and family who bring [the Hudsons] food. Lee tries her best to appear confident and cheerful. She says things are 'peachy keen and wonderful ... but in real life we’re going bankrupt and about to lose everything.'"

Some time later, the duo divorced. With the kids, Lee shifted to Provincetown, Massachusetts, according to a Daily Mail report.

Over the years, the mother of four worked hard and became the business manager of a s*x shop named Toys of Eros.

In 2007, Lee spoke with Salt magazine and reflected on facing the struggles of running a business in the fishing industry. Opening up about her fears, she shared how she was distressed thinking about feeding her kids. She often counted on her neighbors, family, and friends to help them with food. The family faced many obstacles while "fighting to keep the Frenchman's Bay fisheries alive."

Though Lee tried portraying her strong self in front of everyone, the reality was that the business was "going bankrupt" and they were "about to lose everything."

Jordon Hudson's mom also revealed waking up at midnight, feeling overwhelmed and suffocated. Describing the symptoms, she named it "the pillow in my face syndrome." She further continued,

"I don't fail well."

About Jordon Hudson’s siblings

The three Hudson sisters have been passionate about cheerleading. Jenna and Jordon were a part of the cheerleading team of Bridgewater State University, per People. And, Becca joined Westfield State University's team.

Taking to Instagram, Jenna announced her pregnancy in March 2025.

Uploading a cute picture showing her ultrasound scans, she wrote in the caption,

"We are HALF BAKED! 💙 Baby Boy Rainone coming in JULY 2025! Dominic and I are so excited to welcome a son into this world. We are truly blessed by God!"

Jonathon married Ana Teresa Brito and had a daughter, Ayla Gail Perry.