Aaron Rodgers Says He’ll ‘Never Again’ Post Family Updates After Reuniting With Parents and Brother

Aaron Rodgers is drawing a firm line when it comes to his personal life.

The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback addressed the recent attention surrounding his reunion with his parents, Ed and Darla Rodgers, and his older brother, Luke, in an interview with USA Today Sports published Wednesday, August 5.

"There’s been a narrative out there," Aaron said, referring to the long-running discussion about his family estrangement.

"There’s not been a lot of information that’s truthful about it. And I think that the personal life should stay personal and private," he added.

The 42-year-old sparked headlines in July when he posted photos of himself spending time with his family, marking the first public sign that the years-long rift may have healed. But he insisted the post was meant to be a one-time gesture.

"But I feel like it was part of the full-circle to just one time post something, and never again," he explained, adding, "So that that narrative can finally be put to rest."

The football star also opened up about the role his wife, Brittani, played in helping him reconnect with his family. Speaking with NFL Network’s Kyle Brandt, the quarterback praised her support throughout the process.

"I’m happy to be reunited and that part of my life is a really beautiful addition, and I gotta give my wife a lot of credit for — not that she was pushing me because she never was — but just the way she loves and supports me, having her by my side throughout this process has been really special and I miss those relationships," he shared.

He added, "It’s been really beautiful to reconnect with them — all of them. I got to spend a long weekend recently with my parents … my brother and his sweet wife and their incredible two kids. I got to be an uncle."

Noticeably absent from the reunion photos was Aaron's younger brother, former The Bachelorette star Jordan Rodgers. While the Steelers star did not directly address their current relationship status, he hinted that some issues may remain unresolved.

"I’ve been really staunch, going back to when there was a schism, that I feel like that stuff should be off limits," he said in a recent interview with The Athletic.

"Now, not everybody in the family adhered to the same thing," he added.

The Rodgers family feud first became public in 2016 when Jordan appeared on the reality show and claimed that Aaron had distanced himself from the family.

According to People, the NFL quarterback had been estranged from his parents and brothers for nearly a decade.