Aaron Rodgers\u00a0believes it is possible to make amends with his estranged family one day, saying he\u2019s genuinely grateful for his upbringing and holds no resentment over how things played out.<\/p>\n
The Green Bay Packers superstar had a messy falling out with his parents and two brothers several years ago. His separation from the family was\u00a0famously covered\u00a0during\u00a0Jordan\u2019s appearance on \u201cThe Bachelorette\u201d in 2016, despite the cause of the rift remaining a mystery.<\/p>\n
Rodgers said on the \u201cAubrey Marcus Podcast\u201d last week, \u201cI do believe in healing, and I believe in the possibility of reconciliation at some point. But, it\u2019s a different journey for all of us, and to judge on the outside about what should be or what it should look like, or who\u2019s wrong or who\u2019s right is just a game I\u2019ve never wanted to play and still don\u2019t want to play.\u201d<\/p>\n
On the topic of his brother publicly addressing his family issues on \u201cThe Bachelorette,\u201d Rodgers said, \u201cMany people have issues with family and deal with them in their own ways. For me, I\u2019ve always tried to deal with it quietly behind closed doors. That hasn\u2019t always been the case or hasn\u2019t been good enough for a lot of people who want to write about it, or pick it apart, or talk about it, or even some things that my family has said or done over the years that\u2019s been public.\u201d<\/p>\n