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Bill Belichick's ex sues Airbnb hosts over leaked shirtless video

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 9 Nov, 14:38 · Archive

Jordon Hudson is suing an Airbnb couple who allegedly leaked Ring footage of a shirtless Bill Belichick in 2023.

Jordon Hudson has filed a lawsuit in Massachusetts against Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan, the owners of an Airbnb property in Winthrop, claiming they recorded and leaked video footage showing a shirtless Bill Belichick.

Hudson booked a four-night stay at the property in June 2023 with Belichick, the former New England Patriots coach. According to the lawsuit, on the final evening of their stay, McDevitt sent Hudson a Ring camera video showing a bare-chested Belichick moving to and from the property, along with a message about parking rules. McDevitt's message stated: 'We didn't find the video hilarious… I'm a huge cowboys fan, but don't live under a rock!'

Hudson replied expressing confusion at the message and then asked McDevitt to delete the video after checkout, stating: 'I would expect that after I have checked out, and there are no further issues that the video will be deleted… Is that correct?' According to the lawsuit, McDevitt subsequently indicated the person in the footage was identifiable.

The lawsuit alleges the video was leaked publicly, leading to false and damaging tabloid stories about Hudson that caused her intense ridicule. Hudson is suing for invasion of privacy and breach of contract, and is seeking damages, attorneys' fees, and an order prohibiting McDevitt and Nolan from sharing any personal information about her.

Bill Belichick's ex sues Airbnb hosts over leaked shirtless video
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In this story: Jordon Hudson · Bill Belichick · Elise McDevitt · Craig Nolan · Winthrop · Massachusetts · New England Patriots

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