Bill Belichick reportedly unhappy with growing spotlight on his relationship with 24 Y/O GF Jordon Hudson

North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick's relationship with his 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson has made headlines in recent months.

Last month, Hudson interjected during an interview Belichick was doing with CBS Mornings. She shut down a question about how they met. The clip subsequently went viral. This caused a big stir in the football community, and there were even rumors that Hudson could be banned from UNC's football facility.

An anonymous source told the US Sun that Belichick is growing frustrated with the attention on his personal life.

"He is a chill guy that doesn’t want too much attention and that loves some independence and not being taken advantage of or treated like a kid or told what to do 24/7," the source said.

"Bill just wants a simple life. He doesn't want his relationships to be under the public spotlight. He feels now that she is pretty immature and selfish and many things, and he is taking a step back as he was without her for a few days lately, wanting to take some space and not have to interact with her."

UNC last week denied rumours that Hudson was banned from its facility.

CFB insider Rob Stone, meanwhile, urged Hudson to keep their relationship out of the limelight.

"Jordon, just take yourself out of the limelight, please," he said on Triple Option. "I love standing by your man ... but I think she has to be told, or better yet, realize and understand that she needs to take herself out of the conversation."

Bill Belichick remains in good standing with UNC

While fans and analysts are concerned that Belichick's relationship could affect his standing with UNC, that does not appear to be the case.

On Tuesday, athletic director Lawrence Cunningham spoke to ESPN about his relationship with Belichick.

"Bill’s been great to work with. He talked about practicing like a pro, and he runs a professional organization that is teaching students how to be professional in all aspects of their life."

Belichick, meanwhile, said Hudson has nothing to do with how he handles his coaching responsibilities.

“I mean, that’s really off to the side. It’s a personal relationship and she doesn’t have anything to do with UNC football,” he told ESPN.

Belichick will be looking to end a bowl game loss streak at UNC that has gone for five seasons.