Bill Belichick’s Girlfriend Jordon Hudson Wears T-Shirt with Connection to Alleged Robert Kraft Prostitution Bust

Months after a very public rift between Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick, Jordon Hudson appeared to weigh in — not with words, but with wardrobe.

Hudson, 24, was spotted alongside her boyfriend at a North Carolina men’s basketball game on Saturday, Feb. 7, wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the logo of Orchids of Asia Day Spa, according to photos obtained by TMZ. The Florida massage parlor, which has since shut down, became infamous after being linked to a prostitution sting involving Kraft nearly seven years ago.

Kraft, now 84, was accused in January 2019 of paying for sex acts at the establishment and was charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution. Authorities alleged that surveillance footage captured him soliciting a woman inside the spa. However, a Florida appeals court later ruled that police violated the constitutional rights of Kraft and others arrested by secretly installing cameras in private rooms. As a result, all charges were dropped in 2020.

Following his arrest in March 2019, Kraft — who pleaded not guilty — issued a public apology, acknowledging the disappointment caused to those around him and stating that he never intended to disrespect another person.

Hudson’s apparent jab comes on the heels of Kraft’s recent public comments about her boyfriend, the former longtime Patriots head coach, and just days before New England headed to the Super Bowl. Tensions reignited after Kraft referred to hiring Belichick as a “big risk” during a July 2025 episode of Dudes on Dudes, the podcast hosted by former Patriots players Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski.

In the episode, Kraft reflected on trading a first-round draft pick in 1999 to acquire Belichick, then the head coach of the New York Jets. He noted that Belichick had won just over 40 percent of his games at the time, calling the decision a gamble that ultimately paid off, as the coach led the Patriots to six Super Bowl victories over a 24-year tenure.

Belichick later pushed back on Kraft’s remarks in a statement to ESPN, saying the risk wasn’t one-sided. He explained that he had already secured the Jets’ head coaching job but walked away due to instability in the organization’s ownership. He added that he had been warned by former Patriots coaches and league insiders about internal challenges in New England, and that major changes would be required to restore success.

The two men appeared to bury the hatchet months later when Belichick was named a Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist in December. Kraft himself has been denied induction multiple times amid past controversies. Despite the nod, Belichick ultimately failed to advance to the final round of Hall of Fame voting — a decision that prompted Hudson and several figures around the league to publicly defend him.