Transgender Miss Maine USA competitor reveals Jordon Hudson conversation

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Isabelle St. Cyr, a transgender beauty pageant competitor who competed in Miss Maine USA over the weekend, opened up about an interaction with Jordon Hudson behind the scenes.

Hudson was the second runner-up in the pageant amid a tumultuous few weeks that started when she shut down a question for her boyfriend Bill Belichick about how the two met. The interruption was during Belichick’s CBS interview about his new book in which he described Hudson as his "creative muse."

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Isabelle St. Cyr, 24, of Monson smiles at the Holiday Inn by the Bay after making history as the first transgender woman to compete in the Miss Maine USA pageant. (Derek Davis/Portland Press Herald via Getty Images)

St. Cyr said the conversation with Hudson was about the media scrutiny they both received coming into the pageant.

"We had a conversation backstage and we were like, 'You know, the media hasn't necessarily been kind to us.' We just kind of talked about how we've dealt with it, how to move forward, how to remain positive and when to comment and not to comment," St. Cyr told People in a story published Tuesday. "I really appreciate her willingness to talk to me about the media coverage."

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Jordon Hudson is among the contestants posing on stage after the Miss Maine USA pageant in Portland on Sunday. (Derek Davis/Portland Press Herald via Getty Images)

St. Cyr lamented the media coverage and said they both expected negativity because "that’s how people get clicks." St. Cyr