Dancing with the Stars is an American “reality” TV show that showcases celebrities, often including sports stars like Olympic athletes or NFL players, paired with professional dancers to compete in ballroom dance routines.

It gives exposure to some oftentimes lesser-known celebrities and athletes. So it would make sense for somebody like Jordon Hudson to jump aboard, having already used legendary coach Bill Belichick as a means to prop up her mediocrity to must-see status.

Alas, ’twas not in the cards for the 24-year-old former cheerleader. And we’re just now learning why.

Hudson was actually in negotiations to join season 34 of Dancing with the Stars (DWTS), but the deal collapsed due to her extensive demands. Turns out she’s a control freak. Who could have predicted that?

A new report by the Daily Mail reveals some of the backstage, off-screen drama revolving around the new season, and points out that Hudson was one star who ultimately had talks to join that fell through.

“Jordon mentioned she wasn’t interested in doing certain interviews, and she wanted to control loads, including picking her dance partner and when to practice, so she could attend games with Bill,” a source told the outlet.

Jordon Hudson likes Control?

Wild to think that the woman whose most famous public moment in the past year was having a complete meltdown over an interview question would demand to have control of her own narrative on a “reality” TV show.

“She also didn’t like the direction that Dancing wanted to take her story because it seemed to be all about controversy, and she wasn’t interested in making it all about her and Bill,” the source also told the Daily Mail.

Wha? Nobody would have ever heard of her if not for the controversy of her dating the man who’s nearly 50 years older than her.

DWTS judge Derek Hough went on to point out that having Jordon Hudson on the show would have been a “messy” endeavor.

Hudson and the eight-time Super Bowl-winning coach generated interest in their relationship with absurd social media posts, including the 73-year-old college football coach on the beach helping her with the ol’ morning yoga routine.

But the novelty wore off when the young Siren interrupted a CBS interview after a question about their relationship.

“We’re not talking about this,” Hudson told interviewer Tony Dokoupil, attempting to redirect the conversation to Belichick’s book.

The network later claimed she interrupted the interview multiple times and was a “constant presence” on set, raising concerns about her influence over Belichick.

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Another attempt to cash in on Bill Fails

In retrospect, while DWTS is a place for D-List celebrities to revive their careers off the scrap heap or for never-list celebrities to kick start theirs, it’s probably good that Jordon Hudson didn’t make the cut.

Travis KELCE thinks she’s overexposed.

For her, though, it couldn’t have been the best-case scenario. This is a woman who wants maximum exposure at all times by using Belichick as a means to lift her career.

Last week, her attempts to cash in on her boo’s name suffered a bit of a blow when his company, with her as CEO, had its trademark application for phrases he made popular while building a dynasty in New England rejected.

The woman also tried to trademark the term “gold digger.”

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