Bill Belichick is quite the romantic.
UNC’s new football coach, 72, gifted girlfriend Jordon Hudson a gorgeous bouquet of red roses on Saturday, with the former college cheerleader, 24, swooning over her beau’s sweet gesture in social media posts.
“Behind his stern façade…,” Hudson captioned a close-up snap of the floral arrangement on Instagram, referencing Belichick’s stoic exterior.
In a separate post, Hudson — whose relationship with Belichick was revealed last summer — gushed over her “sweetest sweetheart,” who remarked in his note, “Can’t wait to see you!!”
Since being named head coach of the Tar Heels in December, Belichick has been busy putting his stamp on the program and becoming a prominent fixture in the UNC community.
Not long after his UNC introduction last year, Belichick received a warm welcome from Tar Heels fans during an appearance at a basketball game at the Dean E. Smith Center in Chapel Hill.
Recently, the legendary NFL coach became a favorite among UNC’s fraternities after ordering pizzas for the organizations before Saturday’s 87-70 loss to rival Duke.
Hudson has supported Belichick’s new chapter at UNC, attending his introductory press conference in December and taking in a men’s basketball game just last month.
On Friday, she hyped the six-time Super Bowl winner with the Patriots after he announced the upcoming release of his new book, “The Art of Winning.”
“Witnessing your growth this year has been both an honor and a blessing,” Hudson penned in a since-expired Instagram Story, which featured an image of the tome.
“Just when I think you couldn’t possibly impress me more than you already have; here you go again, impressing me.”
Belichick, who has been dating Hudson for some time, said his book “encompasses stories, philosophies, and principles from my journey and career thus far.”
“My hope with this book is that you learn about what I learned in the NFL about sustained success, leadership, and what it means to be a team player,” he detailed in an Instagram post on Friday.
Belichick coached in the NFL for 49 years. He spent 24 with the Patriots before parting ways with the club in January 2024.
“The Art of Winning” will be released on May 6.
