Jordon Hudson has taken a dig at Bill Belichick‘s ex-partner, Linda Holliday, after she reportedly got them kicked out of a Christmas party in Nantucket.

The ex-cheerleader fired off a pointed dig at the veteran coach’s former lover in a lengthy tribute to one of her beauty pageant friends, Melissa Sapini, who recently completed her run as Miss Massachusetts.

Sapini was with Jordon Hudson at the said party and was allegedly warned by Holliday to quit her friendship with the one-time Teen Miss New England if she “valued” the title.

On Tuesday, Hudson seemingly reignited drama with Linda Holliday, the ex-lover of her current beau, Bill Belichick.

The former cheerleader took to her Instagram page to pen a heartfelt message to her friend, Melissa Sapini, who had just wrapped up her reign as Miss Massachusetts.

However, within the lengthy message was a thinly veiled shade that appeared to have been targeted at Holliday.

It began with Hudson praising Sapini, telling her she would “keep shining” and “metamorphosing and taking up space.”

Then came the apparent jab, with Hudson saying Spanini will thrive “even when others threaten you and insist that you don’t belong, e.g., the ‘Nantucket Socialites’…”

The “Nantucket Socialities” comment by Hudson seemingly referenced her clash with Holliday at a Christmas party in Nantucket the previous year, which ended with the beauty pageant contestant being kicked out of the event.

Sapini, who was at the event with Hudson, reportedly also got a stern warning from Holliday about her friendship with the former cheerleader.

Holliday had allegedly told the beauty queen, Sapini, that if she “valued her current title, she should think twice about who her friends are.”

The mother-of-two also further threatened Hudson’s friend with a boast about having “many powerful friends in the pageant organization.”

A source who attended the party claimed that Hudson’s presence was seen as “bizarre” and further likened it to a “dog trying to pee on its territory.”

The insider also said that Hudson “weirdly stalked around the party” and made people uncomfortable with her presence.

“A couple friends of Linda and the girls said, ‘It would be best if you left,’ and she kept being like ‘It’s a party, I can be here,'” the insider recalled the spat, per Page Six.

However, Hudson reportedly continued to linger until she was eventually escorted out of the event by security.

“She was there long enough that multiple people went up and asked her to leave,” added the source. “Finally, security had to ask her to leave.”

Hudson’s remark also seemingly confirmed rumors that she has been trying to break into Nantucket’s exclusive social scene.

At the time, it was reported that she was being “iced out” by Holliday’s loyal supporters, who viewed her move as trying to usurp the mother of two.

“[Belichick] ex, Linda, is working the philanthropic and social circles, and she [Hudson] wants to get more involved,” a source told Page Six. “[Hudson] is trying to claim her stake in the social circle. That is Linda’s thing.”

A different insider also claimed that Nantucket wasn’t welcoming to outsiders who they did not see as ideal for their social circle.

“People on Nantucket are pretty sophisticated. No one is going to be welcoming her with open arms,” the insider said about the Miss Maine second runner-up.

They added, “It’s cliquey here. Very cliquey. They’re not inviting people they don’t think are going to be a good fit for them.”

Amid the continued spotlight on Hudson’s relationship with Belichick, questions have been raised about whether she is involved in his current role as the head coach of the University of North Carolina football team.

Belichick finally put to rest the rumors in a press conference held earlier in the month.

“She doesn’t have any role in the UNC football program,” the coach told reporters, per the New York Post.

“But, again, there’s been noise out there about a lot of different things,” Belichick continued. “Again, our focus is day to day, getting better, stacking good days together. Having good rest, recovery, and training. Moving forward the next day.”