Aaron Rodgers’ ‘phantom’ wife still a mystery to family and Steelers WAGs — five months after marriage reveal
Five months have passed since Aaron Rodgers confirmed he’s a married man, and his “phantom” bride is still very much a mystery. That’s according to the spouse of one of Rodgers’ teammates, one of the few the Daily Mail recently spoke to about the Steelers quarterback’s private life.
“She’s like a phantom,” the unidentified WAG said. “We all want to meet her, to invite her out, get to know her. But we haven’t met her yet. We don’t even know who she is.”
Rodgers’ marital bliss has been shrouded in secrecy for some time. The four-time league MVP initially stirred buzz about his relationship status in May, when he attended a Kentucky Derby event with a black band on his left ring finger. That same piece of jewelry was seen in an official Steelers portrait weeks later when he agreed to a one-year deal with the team.
Upon meeting with reporters in June, Rodgers, 41, revealed he has been married “a couple of months.” As of December 2024, Rodgers had been involved with a woman named Brittani. Rodgers’ family, with whom he has had a tumultuous relationship, is apparently in the dark about the quarterback’s significant other.
“I get being secretive, but come on,” a member of Rodgers’ family relayed to the Daily Mail. “At this point, it feels like he’s deliberately keeping her secret from even the people who love him the most.”
The unidentified family member added they’d “love to meet” the Mrs. “All anyone wants is for Aaron to be happy, so if he’s happy with her, we’d love to meet her. I don’t understand the cloak-and-dagger part of it all,” the individual said.
Rodgers, believed to be playing in what could be his final NFL season, was previously engaged to actress Shailene Woodley. Their engagement was revealed in early 2021 with reports of a split circulating a year later. Before that, Rodgers dated actress Olivia Munn and retired NASCAR driver Danica Patrick, who claimed in May the “emotionally abusive” relationship “wore me down to nothing.”