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jordan hudson has accused former Airbnb hosts of invading their privacy and subjecting them to intense public scrutiny. The hosts allegedly leaked a private video of them East, bill belichick.
Jordyn Hudson claims she was ridiculed over leaked video
according to page sixJordan Hudson is suing Ellis McDevitt and Craig Nolan. Hudson and Belichick stayed in a Massachusetts Airbnb owned by the pair in June 2023. Hudson alleges that the hosts leaked a ring camera video of Belichick without a shirt. Hudson also claims that this incident has caused significant damage to his reputation.
“As a result of this leak, numerous false tabloid-like and click-bait stories about (Hudson) have been and continue to be published, subjecting her to intense ridicule and ridicule and causing substantial harm,” the lawsuit says.
The conflict began on the final evening of Hudson and Belichick’s four-night stay at an Airbnb. McDevitt allegedly sent the video to Hudson with a message in reference to the person in the footage. When Hudson asked for it to be removed, McDevitt reportedly responded, “We will remove it from the ring, but as you know, unfortunately, videos are never completely removed.” The footage went viral online about five months later, exposing Hudson to severe public ridicule and bringing her relationship with Belichick to public attention.
Hudson also alleges that McDevitt initially denied leaking the video. McDevitt later admitted that he sent it to several people to determine whether the person shown in the video was Bill Belichick. In 2025, McDevitt and Nolan also appeared on the Pablo Torre Finds Out podcast. They discussed the video and shared other personal details on the show.
Hudson also claims that following his complaint, Airbnb removed the property from its platform due to privacy violations. She says this led to McDevitt receiving hostile messages, one of which reportedly told her, “You’re not even famous anymore! You’re infamous. Good for you!”
The lawsuit seeks compensation for the alleged breach of privacy. It also seeks an order barring the defendants from sharing any more personal information about Hudson.