Bill Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, has once again taken her feud with ESPN reporter Pablo Torre public, this time sharing screenshots in her defense. The move follows Torre’s report that Hudson allegedly falsified her birth year on a UNC document. By posting the screenshots, Hudson is pushing back, but Torre quickly fired back.

“Hi Jordon: Any idea why your screenshot looks like this after you adjust the exposure and highlights?” wrote the ESPN reporter on Monday. “( @JohnnyBlan57495, who provided the below video, was asking about Adobe Photoshop.) Thanks, Pablo.”

The claim went viral during an episode of Pablo Finds Out, where Torre and his co-hosts suggested Hudson listed her birth year as 2000 instead of 2001 to minimize backlash over her age gap with UNC’s head coach. Hudson didn’t hesitate to strike back. The 24-year-old fired back online, pushing against what she called “many inaccurate and materially defamatory reports.” The question now is how far this public showdown will go.

Hudson shared two screenshots of a conversation with Emily Muse, UNC’s Chief of Staff for Personnel, suggesting the error may have originated from staff rather than her. In one screenshot, Muse asks Hudson for her birthdate for a “family directory,” and Hudson responds simply, “April 3rd.” In the second, Hudson follows up: “Which birthdate do you have on file?” Muse replies, “April 3rd, 2001.”

Hudson says her follow-up was prompted by a now-viral report accusing her of intentionally changing her birth year on a UNC document she claims she never filled out. Muse’s messages, Hudson insists, are the smoking gun.

“Yes, I did put 2000 at the time, but I purely guessed and updated it during my last edit as I noticed that wasn’t right,” Muse wrote. “I’m so sorry that a report went out. The only people this would have been seen by are the significant others of our coaches and staff.”

Torre, however, remained unconvinced. The dispute has escalated quickly, with Hudson now threatening legal action over Torre’s coverage of her high-profile relationship with Bill Belichick, 73.

Jordon Hudson’s latest claim

Jordon Hudson isn’t playing subtle anymore. Following UNC’s final home game, she posted a selfie flashing her all-access badge and fired a direct shot at Pablo Torre. “P.S. I’m suing you @pstorre,” read her caption. And the post was set to Taylor Swift’s track “Actually Romantic,” a song dripping with sarcastic shade toward someone acting a little too obsessed. Shortly after, Torre responded with his own public jab.

“I assume this means you’re declining my invitation to be a guest… Either way, I look forward to hearing from you!” wrote Torre. But the first clash between the two occurred in a different context, and their feud dates back months.

Earlier this season, she blasted his reporting as “factually incorrect, slanderous, defamatory, and targeted.” Moreover, she has accused the podcaster of publishing misleading reports and sensational coverage of her age-gap relationship with Belichick. But now she insists Torre crossed a line; that’s why she’s signaling that the fight may head from timelines to the legal system.

Whether it becomes an actual lawsuit or just the internet’s favorite soap opera, it’s clear it will not stop anytime soon.