Bill Belichick awkwardly dodges question on Jordon Hudson's bitter feud with Pablo Torre

As the ongoing feud between Jordon Hudson and ex-ESPN star Pablo Torre rumbles on, Bill Belichick has made it clear that he won't be speaking on it.  

The back-and-forth began after Hudson recently claimed that she's taking legal action against Torre, who has published a number of explosive allegations about Belichick, 73, and his 24-year-old partner. 

Hudson also accused the host of 'Pablo Torre Finds Out' of producing 'many inaccurate and materially defamatory reports' before posting screenshots on social media to prove her point during the week.

As the saga rumbles on, many have wondered what Belichick's take on the matter is. However, when pressed on the topic, the Tar Heels coach remained tight-lipped.

When asked by a reporter about the feud on Thursday, Belichick replied: 'Yeah, I’m just focused on the game. That’s what our team’s focused on, so...'

The reporter had asked: 'Right before the Duke game, there was a big story in the New York Post. And right before this game, there was a story with Jordon Hudson possibly filing a lawsuit against Pablo [Torre]. 

'How much do those distractions seep down into the team, and how much time do they take from what you’re trying to accomplish? Is there a way, in your mind, to try to eliminate some of that drama?' 

Back in May, Torre claimed that Hudson had falsified her birth year on a document at the University of North Carolina, where Belichick is head football coach.

On his podcast, the ex-ESPN reporter and his co-hosts speculated that she had claimed to be born in 2000 - rather than 2001 - in a bid to minimize criticism over the age gap between her and Belichick.

However, Hudson recently hit back by posting two screenshots of a conversation with Emily Muse - UNC's Chief of Staff Personnel - that appear to show that the error was, in fact, a mistake from the team staffer.

But Torre then speculated that the screenshots may have been doctored. He responded to Hudson by posting a video, purportedly sent to him by a user on social media, who had adjusted the exposure of the photo.

However, Hudson hit back again with a recording of her iPhone screen in which she appears to prove that the message has not been doctored from its original format. 

She did not post any message alongside the video, simply replying to Torre's allegation with the clip. 

Meanwhile, Torre has been responsible for several damaging reports about the former cheerleader, including one in May which claimed she had been banned from the UNC football facility.

The Tar Heels refuted the allegations at the time and on Sunday, alongside her Instagram post announcing legal action, Hudson uploaded a photo in which she is wearing a necklace that reads: 'Banned'

Hudson has been a regular at UNC home games this season, much to the frustration of the team's fanbase.

According to the New York Post, Jen Belichick - the wife of Bill's son, Steve - exploded at her after a game earlier this month.

It's claimed that Jen branded Jordon 'bats*** crazy ' and accused her of 'f***ing twisting' the brain of her older lover. She also screamed that all Hudson 'does is control s***,' the Post report.

The NFL legend, who is in his first season with the Tar Heels, was reportedly urged to 'wake up' and then issued an ultimatum: 'You choose your family or [her].'

Hudson and Belichick's relationship has been the subject of explosive reports ever since they were first spotted together in 2023.

There have been claims that Belichick's family started 'digging into' Hudson amid fears she could tear down 'everything he's built.' And tensions reportedly spilled over in his office on November 8 - after the Tar Heels beat Stanford.  

Jen reportedly attacked her father-in-law's girlfriend over her fashion choices and her body, telling the cheerleader: 'You also need to eat a burger.'

Hudson, Belichick and his son were all in the room and the Post claims that Jen Belichick had been left 'furious' by an interaction she had with Hudson earlier that day. 

Steve Belichick works under his father as the defensive coordinator of the Tar Heels. 

But, according to reports, his wife insisted she did not care if her attack on Hudson led to Belichick disowning her or even firing his son. She and Steve Belichick have been married for several years.

The Tar Heels are 4-7 in Belichick's first season, which has been dogged by struggles on the field and turmoil off it.