Jordon Hudson rocks vintage striped bikini top as she 'takes on California'

Jordon Hudson is continuing to live her best life.

The 24-year-old girlfriend of UNC head football coach Bill Belichick, 73, shared a selfie on Friday afternoon from a trip out west. 

In the photo, the former Bridgewater State University cheerleader was rocking a vintage 1960s bikini top with matching shorts. 

She accessorized the charming, pink pinstriped outfit with oversized glasses and a large band on her ring finger. 

She captioned the post, "Maine girl takes on California (ironically)."

Belichick was not included in the photos, and Hudson didn't clarify why she was visiting California. However, she appeared to be having a great time, as she held a drink with an umbrella in one hand while lounging across a patio chair, accompanied by a spread of chicken tenders, fries, chips, and guacamole. 

Before landing in California, Hudson was spotted with Belichick at Charlotte Douglas Airport in North Carolina, catching a flight to Vegas. 

"TMZ" published photos of the couple at the airport on Wednesday after they rushed through the terminal to catch a flight.

The former NFL coach was later spotted at the opening of Tom Brady's Hall of Excellence Museum at the Fountainbleu. 

Not much on the football field makes #BillBelichick sweat ... but airports? Those are clearly a different story. #Exclusive story in bio: https://t.co/NerIKgn74U pic.twitter.com/jJx8qrO9Yd

Hudson addressed her pageant loss earlier this week

Hudson is clearly moving on from her upsetting loss after being defeated, for the second time in a row, in the Miss Maine USA pageant. 

In May, she earned third place at the competition, having previously been the first runner-up in 2024. 

On Tuesday, Belichick's girlfriend penned a lengthy and emotional message paying tribute to her friend, Melissa Sapini, who won the 2024 Miss Massachusetts USA pageant. 

" Like a good loser, I mustered up the best fake smile I could. Minutes later, as the starry crown was placed over your perfect bun, my fake smile became an involuntary one," Hudson wrote.  I had hoped the stars would align for us to share the titleholder experience, but I was happy that my friend was Universe-bound on her rocket."

Hudson continued, "So, I slipped out of the Marriott and folded into my obscurity, a box of Thin Mints and the arms of a man who silently understood the gravity of the loss; still happy for my friend."