Social Media Detectives Think They Spotted Jordon Hudson Flashing Unusual Cryptic Hand Signal While Performing At Adult Coed Cheerleading Competition In Front Of Bill Belichick [VIDEO]

Jordon Hudson made her return to competitive cheerleading this week as Bill Belichick was spotted watching from the crowd.

North Carolina lost to Wake Forest on Saturday, 28-12, but the couple had already moved on to their next opponent, which was in a different sport.

With the season winding down, Belichick took some time on Sunday to support his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, who was in an adult coed cheerleading competition in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The 24-year-old cheerleader has never strayed from her cheerleading lifestyle. Earlier this year, the Maine native posted clips of herself performing some risky acrobatic stunts in Daytona Beach, Florida, while wearing a UNC tube top.

Hudson, dressed in her glamorous Code Black uniform, continued to show off her moves on Sunday, but one particular move garnered attention.

What Was The Gesture Jordon Hudson Made Doing Her Show?

Jordon Hudson (Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images)

Jordon Hudson made her return to the cheerleading world as a member of Cheer Extreme’s Code Black coed team. She made her debut at Dorton Arena in Raleigh, where Bill Belichick was spotted at the showcase, as pictured on social media.

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During her performance, fans were quick to point out the mysterious gesture that she made during her routine.

Hudson, who was at the center back of the performance, could be seen placing her hands near her head and making a gesture that had fans curious about what it meant.

One comment on YouTube read: ‘She starts in the center back. Also ends in the thumbnail with her hands over her head like wearing a crown.’

Hudson won a national cheerleading competition in 2021.

As for her boyfriend, it surely hasn’t been the season Belichick was hoping for after the Tar Heels lost 28-12 to Wake Forest to fall to 4-6 on the season and 2-4 in ACC play.

Belichick’s squad must defeat rivals Duke and NC State to finish the regular season to become bowl-eligible.