Jordon Hudson remains in charge of 18 companies connected to former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, almost a year after reports emerged that the pair had ended their relationship.
Massachusetts business records show that the 25-year-old has not transferred control of any of the companies or closed them down. Most remain registered at an address in Hingham associated with property businesses used by the 74-year-old Belichick for his Nantucket holdings.
Hudson has continued maintaining the companies despite speculation about the couple’s separation. In July, she submitted annual reports for 14 businesses and made changes to four others operating under the Belichick brand, including a company responsible for managing his trademarks.
Unusual Company Names Reveal Entertainment Projects
One of the businesses, Spring Street Seafood Company LLC, has no connection to the seafood industry. Its founding documents state that it was established to oversee production operations for a film or television project provisionally titled RAZOR (OPHIDIAN’S VERSION).
The word “Ophidian” refers to something resembling a snake, imagery Hudson has frequently used on social media. The phrase “Version” also appears in several company names, with some incorporating references associated with Taylor Swift-style branding.
The paperwork identifies Belichick’s longtime agent and lawyer, Neil Cornrich, as an authorised signatory alongside Hudson. His involvement in the company had not previously been publicly revealed.
Another business, Belestrator Bills Version LLC, was established to manage commercial and banking operations connected to the production of Bill Belicast & Belestrator (Bills Version).
BBS Version LLC was created to hold trademarks and property relating to what its registration describes as the “notorious ethics” of football coaching and leadership.
Reported Separation Followed by Continued Public Appearances
The companies’ continued operations come after TMZ reported on October 30 that Belichick and Hudson had quietly separated but remained close friends and intended to maintain their business partnerships.
The reported breakup has been followed by several public appearances together. The pair were photographed holding hands at the Kentucky Derby in May and were also seen together on Nantucket as recently as July.
They were pictured walking off the field after Belichick’s North Carolina team defeated Duke on October 17.
When a local television reporter questioned Belichick about the reported separation last week, the coach responded: “Do you work for a tabloid now?”
Hudson had regularly attended North Carolina home games and several away fixtures during the season. However, she was absent from the sidelines after the latest reports about their relationship attracted renewed attention.
Belichick’s Former Partners Remain Connected to His Business Interests
The continued links between Belichick and former partners extend beyond Hudson’s companies.
Linda Holliday, who was in a relationship with the coach for 16 years, previously headed the Bill Belichick Foundation while they were together.
Following their separation in 2023, Holliday moved into a $4.8 million Nantucket property purchased through Forty Five Fair Street LLC, one of Belichick’s companies. That business is registered at the same Hingham address used by Hudson’s ventures.
Belichick’s former wife, Debby, also remains listed alongside him and their family on the deed for 12 Pitman Road LLC, a Nantucket property company established in 2013, years after their divorce.
Hudson’s Business Portfolio Expanded During Their Relationship
Hudson’s collection of businesses began growing after she met Belichick in 2021. The first six companies were established in 2023 and formed part of the wider business activity that developed during their relationship.
She also accumulated a property portfolio reportedly valued at $9.1 million, purchasing at least four properties, including a home near Boston valued at approximately $3 million.
Another acquisition was a large townhouse in Dorchester, Massachusetts, divided into three apartments. Public records indicate that the mortgages on all the properties have since been paid off.
Hudson also engaged a wealth manager whose firm requires clients to have assets of at least $2 million.
More Companies Established Under Belichick’s Name
A further group of businesses was registered in 2024 following Belichick’s departure from the Patriots. These included TCE Tech Support, TCE Creative Consulting, TCE Management and Coach Show.
Several additional companies were established in 2025, with names directly referencing Belichick, including Chapel Bill LLC and All BB Team LLC.
TCE Rights Management LLC is responsible for managing trademarks held by Hudson’s holding company, Trouble Cub Enterprises. The business has submitted trademark applications for several expressions associated with Belichick, including “Chapel Bill” and “Belestrator”.
It also applied last year to register the phrase “Gold Digger” for use on jewellery and key chains.
Three companies created in 2025, including Trouble Cub Productions, list Hudson’s family home in Maine as their registered address.
Wealth Management Firm Takes Over Company Paperwork
The latest changes to the businesses’ records took place this summer, when responsibility for their paperwork was transferred to Joshua Christian of Boston-based wealth management firm Cerity Partners.
Christian’s firm now acts on behalf of all 18 companies.
The Daily Mail said it had contacted Hudson and Belichick for comment.
