Jordon Hudson has filed a lawsuit against Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan. The couple allegedly recorded and leaked a video showing Bill Belichick shirtless outside their Airbnb property. Hudson claims this was an egregious violation of her privacy rights.
The lawsuit, recently obtained by the California Post, was filed in Massachusetts. It centers on a video from McDevitt and Nolan’s Winthrop Airbnb from June 2023, where Hudson and Belichick stayed for four nights. Hudson alleges that things went smoothly until the final night. On that night, McDevitt sent her a Ring video showing Belichick bare-chested, coupled with a message about parking rules.
Hudson describes the interaction as awkward. When Hudson asked for confirmation that the video would be deleted, McDevitt delayed her response. McDevitt later indicated the video could never be entirely deleted, sparking Hudson’s concerns.
Despite giving the property a five-star rating after their stay, Hudson later found the video had been shared on social media and went viral. This exposure not only outed Hudson’s relationship with Belichick but also subjected her to ridicule and numerous false stories.
Hudson’s concerns increased as she asked McDevitt about the video’s leak. McDevitt initially denied any involvement but later admitted to sending the footage to others to verify if it was indeed Belichick.
On a podcast with Pablo Torre, McDevitt and Nolan allegedly revealed more private information about Hudson. Their appearance, under the condition of anonymity, prompted further action from Hudson, who then contacted Airbnb. As a result, McDevitt and Nolan’s property was removed from the platform for privacy policy violations.
The lawsuit claims McDevitt responded with hostile texts and made threats to release more personal information. Hudson claims these actions have caused her significant harm. She is suing for invasion of privacy, breach of contract, and seeks damages, legal fees, and a court order to prevent further dissemination of her personal information.
When approached for comments, McDevitt declined to speak on the matter.