Jordon Hudson shares private angry message from Bill Belichick with fans after CBS interview disaster

JORDON Hudson is attempting to clean up the damage after Bill Belichick’s miserable CBS interview.

Hudson went viral for all the wrong reasons after repeatedly interrupting Belichick’s interview, and now she is firing back on social media.

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Hudson, who is 49 years younger than Belichick, could be seen in the CBS interview denying a question that was asked to Belichick.

She wouldn’t allow him to answer a question about how they met.

After facing backlash on social media, Hudson has fired off a rebuttal to the media.

She released an email from April 10 that was to members of Belichick’s camp.

The post was on Instagram and captioned with the message “Full statement to be released later today.”

Belichick was unhappy about the media’s coverage of his new book in the email, and this came before the poor interview.

“I don’t think this is fantastic, but it probably will hype the book, which is clearly the ongoing theme here…” Belichick wrote.

“This is about what I expected from the media.”

Belichick initially sat down with CBS Mornings to promote his new book, The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football.

The email was not about the interview, but Belichick appears unhappy with how other ones have gone during his media tour.

There is no telling what article he is referring to in the email released by Hudson, but he refers to how it focuses on how he “f***ed up during a Super Bowl.

“We went through how important it was for me to put ‘I f***ed up’ in the book, and of course, that is the feature of this article – which is mostly about admitting mistakes and talking about a Super Bowl mistake,” he said in the email.

“I am fine with putting mistakes in the book, but I am certainly not surprised that of 260+ pages, that is what they would highlight.

“And of course, the ‘f*”*ed up’ is the click bait they used for the story. We’ll see what the title of the article is, which I noticed has been conveniently left out – do we have approval on that.

“I would approve this article if we can also approve the headline, which is actually more important than the article.

“We can expect that the ‘interviews’ and ‘podcasts’ that will supposedly drive the sales will also come from similar samples.”

Belichick continued to rant about how the book was being promoted, and even revealed that he didn’t have full control of how it was written.

As for the “full statement” that was meant to be released, that hasn’t been seen yet.

There is no telling if there was a prepared statement, or if Belichick and Hudson were scrambling to recover from the negative media attention.

For now, fans will have to continue to speculate about what statement needs to be made.