Jordon Hudson files lawsuit over viral shirtless Bill Belichick video days after their breakup was announced

 Jordon Hudson is seeking legal action against a Massachusetts couple she alleges leaked an infamous shirtless photo of ex-boyfriend Bill Belichick leaving an AirBnB they rented together in 2023.

The 25-year-old’s lawsuit comes days after it was announced she and Belichick, 74, had broken up a year ago. PEOPLE recently reported the two remain “close friends” and business partners after their split.

The lawsuit, filed Friday, Nov. 6 in Suffolk County Superior Court and obtained by PEOPLE, stems from a leaked photo showing Belichick shirtless on the porch of an AirBnB Hudson had rented for four nights in June 2023. The viral photo later became the subject of a Pablo Torre Finds Out podcast episode diving into the University of North Carolina football coach’s relationship with the former Miss Maine beauty pageant contestant.

In the lawsuit, Hudson claims the AirBnB owners, Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan, unlawfully leaked footage from their Winthrop, Mass., home’s Ring camera that showed Belichick leaving the property shirtless despite their denial of the allegations.

Hudson alleges in the filing that at first the couple texted her about concerns over having an unauthorized guest at the AirBnB and to warn her about parking in a prohibited space. Soon after, Hudson alleges the AirBnB owners sent her images of Belichick shirtless on the porch and then identified the six-time Super Bowl-winning coach.

“I’m a huge cowboys fan, but don’t live under a rock! Wishing you the best! Please don’t forget to leave the parking pass,” the alleged text from McDevitt reads.

Hudson then “attempted to steer the conversation away from Mr. Belichick,” according to the lawsuit. “To be honest – I don’t quite understand your message. Regardless, I hear you…no parking…,” Hudson allegedly responded.

The lawsuit alleges McDevitt then texted back: “It’s clear who is on the video…I’ll leave it at that.”

Hudson allegedly requested the video be deleted, to which McDevitt responded: “We will delete it from ring, but as you know, unfortunately, videos are never totally deleted.”

The lawsuit says the infamous 2023 photo was taken at a time when Hudson and Belichick’s relationship was “completely private and unknown to the general public” and claims their relationship was “outed to the general public as a direct result of [McDevitt and Nolan] leaking this personal and private information.”

McDevitt and Nolan later appeared on Torre’s podcast to discuss the photo and the couple’s four-night stay at their AirBnB but maintained denying they had leaked the 2023 images.

In response to Hudson’s messages about seeking legal action against the couple, the lawsuit claims McDevitt texted Hudson: “If you decide to take any legal action, we will respond and the discovery process would presumably not be welcomed by the person in the video.”

The filing alleges that the result of the photos led to “unwanted publicity and scrutiny” about Hudson and Belichick’s relationship, which the lawsuit claims the couple “had intended to remain private.”

Hudson is seeking damages, attorney fees, and an order against property owners Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan that would restrict them “from disclosing or disseminating any personal and/or private information related to Ms. Hudson to any third-party,” according to the filing obtained by PEOPLE.

“Further, it is believed that [McDevitt and Nolan] possess additional private videos and/or other private information pertaining to Ms. Hudson, which [McDevitt and Nolan] have an admitted financial incentive to exploit,” the lawsuit alleges.