Jordon Hudson can’t seem to stay out of the headlines even though she’s not the one who was hired by University of North Carolina (UNC) to coach their football team.

That job is reserved for her boyfriend, former NFL coach Bill Belichick, who just happens to be 48 years older than her. The 24-year-old beauty queen seems to have a knack for drawing controversy and is now being described as a “public relations nightmare” for the 73-year-old coach.

The backlash at UNC is being felt across the board as the school is being pressured to let Belichick go by alumni donors and faculty members. The Daily Mailobtained emails via a public records request, and the messages are quite pointed.

One donor wrote angrily, “What a total embarrassment to UNC. I am withdrawing all my donations and future donations.”

Another email from faculty member Christopher McLaughlin, a professor of Public Law and Government, to UNC Athletics Director Bubba Cunningham, argued about the unwanted attention Hudson was drawing to the program.

“When you agreed to pay a king’s ransom to hire Bill Belichick, did you also know that you [were] hiring Jordon Hudson to serve as the primary face of [UNC] athletics? Normally, I would say the University should not concern itself with its employees’ personal lives,” McLaughlin wrote. “But when a prominent employee injects his significant other into the University’s affairs, it becomes the University’s concern.

The staff member went on to describe Hudson as “an embarrassment” while begging the school’s athletic director to “please end this circus before the season begins.” Hudson also became a hot topic in April when she interrupted Belichick’s CBS Sunday Morning interview with Tony Dokoupil.

“We’re not talking about this,” she said from off-camera when the reporter asked her boyfriend about their romantic origin story. Their ties are both personal and professional because Hudson is listed as the Chief Operating Officer of Belichick Productions and CEO & Founder of Trouble Cub Enterprises, per LinkedIn, and not everyone likes that.

“I think it’s ironic that a man who really controlled everything — and I mean everything — now is being controlled by some other person,” said Upton Bell, a former general manager of the Patriots, told The New York Timeson May 20. “You can’t just point at the woman here and say, ‘She is being controlling. That only happens if you let yourself be controlled.”

UNC’s first football game of the season is Sept. 1, and Hudson is expected to be rooting for Belichick from the sidelines.

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