Aaron Rodgers' mystery wife nowhere to be found on his weekend adventures
The new Steelers quarterback took in a three-hour workout session Saturday, as seen in exclusive photos obtained Monday by The Post, before hitting the beach the following day with a pal and his adorable husky pup near his Malibu home.
The outings come two weeks after Rodgers, 41, confirmed he's been married a 'couple of months.'
9 Aaron Rodgers was photographed in Southern California over the weekend as his mysterious wife remains out of sight.
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9 The new Steelers quarterback was photographed taking in a three-hour workout on June 21, 2025.
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The four-time league MVP — who was dating a woman named Brittani as of December 2024 — initially sparked marriage buzz earlier this month when he wore a black band in an official Steelers portrait after agreeing to a one-year, $13.65 million deal with the club.
Speculation about Rodgers' spouse has only continued to mount since his bombshell revelation, as his significant other has remained out of sight.
9 Aaron Rodgers (r.) strolled the beach with a friend on June 22, 2025.
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9 He played in the sand with his adorable husky pup.
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9 The Super Bowl winner wore his wedding band to the beach.
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Insiders recently told the Daily Mail that members of his family are 'unconvinced the marriage is real,' speculating if the quarterback 'may have had a symbolic 'commitment ceremony' instead of a legally binding wedding.'
Prior to his romance with Brittani, Rodgers was engaged to actress Shailene Woodley. They ended their engagement in early 2022.
The ex-Jet also dated actress Olivia Munn and retired NASCAR driver Danica Patrick.
9 Aaron Rodgers confirmed in June 2025 that he's been married a 'couple of months.'
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9 He's currently preparing for his first season with the Steelers.
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When discussing her 2020 breakup with Rodgers on 'The Sage Steele Show' last month, Patrick alleged their 'emotionally abusive' relationship 'wore me down to nothing.'
Reps for Rodgers did not immediately return Page Six's request for comment in the wake of Patrick's remarks.
Rodgers is all about new beginnings these days as he enters his first season with the Steelers.
9 Aaron Rodgers wore his wedding band during a Steelers practice on June 11, 2025.
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9 He spent the past two seasons with the Jets.
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The Super Bowl-winning quarterback spent the past two seasons with the Jets after spending the first 18 years of his career with the Packers.
Although Rodgers' Jets tenure never quite took off, he appeared in all 17 regular-season games last year, throwing for 28 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.
Rodgers is expected to appear on 'The Pat McAfee Show' on Tuesday. He last appeared on the ESPN program in April when he unloaded on his former Jets team.
The Steelers open the season on the road against the Jets in Week 1.
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