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It didn’t take Jordon Hudson long to respond to the latest report by Pablo Torre about the infamous Ring video of a shirtless Bill Belichick that went viral last year. In a since-deleted Instagram post, she called the news both “factually incorrect” and “defamatory.”
On Friday, Pablo Torre released another doorbell camera video of Bill Belichick, again shirtless, at the same Airbnb rental home where the infamous first video was filmed. Torre even rented out the home over the weekend, re-created the initial Bill Belichick Ring video, and spoke with the owners of the house.
Shortly thereafter, Jordon Hudson wrote on Instagram, “Pablo Torre’s ‘findings’ have been nothing short of factually incorrect, slanderous, defamatory and targeted. Can y’all please stop giving credibility to this ‘reporter’?”
Hudson also shared a handful of text messages between what appears to be her and one of the owners of the Airbnb she and the coach stayed at in Massachusetts. The messages refer to a guest fee that wasn’t charged and the parking issue that one of the Airbnb owners discussed with Pablo Torre. It’s unclear how those messages are related to Jordon Hudson claiming Torre’s findings are “factually incorrect.”
After deleting that message from her Instagram account, Jordon Hudson took to X (Twitter) and wrote, “Hey @Airbnb – Quick question. How do you feel about Airbnb owners publicly distributing security footage and information about tenants / their stay?”
She also re-posted two other messages. One read: “Air BnB: where you will be unknowingly recorded, that recording will be released to the public, and homeowner will go on a podcast to discuss said recording.” The other read: “Story’s weird but tbh i’m a little more weirded out that apparently when i book an airbnb my movements are possibly being tracked and appearance/wardrobe observed and analyzed.”
One commenter brought up a salient question in response, writing, “Was it not disclosed there was a camera on the front of the property before you agreed to rent it for 4 days?” Hudson did not respond.