Jordon Hudson Shines in Miss Maine USA Pageant
Jordon Hudson, the 24-year-old girlfriend of renowned NFL coach Bill Belichick, is making waves as one of the contestants in the Miss Maine USA pageant. Her participation has drawn considerable media attention, although her current standing in online voting has her in seventh place with only 146 votes.
Public Voting and Contest Highlights
The pageant encourages public engagement by allowing fans to vote for their favorite contestant for just $1. The contestant with the highest votes wins the coveted “People’s Choice Award,” which secures them a spot in the semifinals of the competition.
Leading Contestants
Currently, Lexi Bjork leads the online voting with an impressive 1,381 votes, with Isabelle St. Cyr, the first transgender woman to compete for the Miss Maine title, following closely with 447 votes. Hudson, a seasoned pageant participant, will compete in multiple categories including interview, swimsuit, and evening gown.
A Glimpse into Jordon’s Background
Describing herself as the “daughter of Maine fishermen” on her Instagram, Hudson was the runner-up in last year’s Miss Maine pageant. With a blossoming career in real estate reportedly valued at around $8 million, she brings an impressive resume to this year’s competition.
Pageant Experience and Achievements
Hudson is no stranger to the world of pageants. In 2020, she was the third runner-up at the Miss Massachusetts Teen USA competition. Although she had plans to compete in additional pageants last year, she ultimately withdrew from one of the events.
Controversies and Media Attention
Recently, Hudson made headlines for her unexpected interruption of Belichick’s interview with CBS Sunday Morning, which led to her being banned from the football facility at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where Belichick coaches.
Looking Ahead: The Contest Day
The Miss Maine USA pageant will take place this weekend, culminating in the crowning of the winner on Sunday. Hudson announced her participation on Instagram with excitement, saying, “Happy International Pageant Day. I couldn’t think of a better day to share with the world that I will be competing for Miss Maine USA 2025; representing my hometown, Hancock.” Despite facing criticism online, Hudson remains determined to make her mark.
