Who is Aaron Rodgers married to? Former Jets QB talks about it at Steelers camp
Who is Aaron Rodgers married to? Former Jets QB talks about it at Steelers camp
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Is Aaron Rodgers really married?
It appears so, as the future Hall of Famer told reporters about it during Tuesday's interview session at Pittsburgh Steelers camp.
Rodgers, who spent the past two seasons with the Jets, signed a one-year, $13.65 million contract with the Steelers and is participating in their mandatory minicamp.
The 41-year-old quarterback told reporters that he's been married for a couple months now, and that he has been wearing a wedding ring.
Here's a look at Rodgers' media session with reporters on Tuesday:
Who is Aaron Rodgers' married to?
Rodgers did not reveal more information to reporters on Tuesday, other than to say he's been married for a few months.
Rodgers has mentioned having a girlfriend named Brittani during an appearance this past winter on "The Pat McAfee Show", though it's unclear if she is the person he married.
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