Snoop Dogg Brutally Zings Bill Belichick And His Girlfriend At NFL Honors
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The host roasted the football couple's May-December romance and their reaction was noteworthy.
Snoop Dogg brutally zinged Bill Belichick’s romance with girlfriend Jordon Hudson at the NFL Honors event Thursday in New Orleans. (Watch the video below.)
The former Patriots coach, who’s now at the University of North Carolina, and Hudson attended the annual Super Bowl week event wearing at least some of Belichick’s six New England Super Bowl rings. (Hudson noted the jewelry in her Instagram Stories.)
But the bling was not what put them in Snoop’s comedic crosshairs.
“I’ve been a football fan for a long, long time,” Snoop mused. “I mean, I remember back when the Cowboys was good. I remember back when the Chiefs was bad. And I remember, what was it, Bill Belichick’s girlfriend wasn’t even born yet.”
Hudson, 24, and the often curmudgeonly Belichick, 72, appeared to laugh and cringe at the same time.
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