- May 21, 2026
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After bonding with teammates earlier this month, Aaron Rodgers has bonded with his family.
The Steelers quarterback was famously estranged from his parents, Ed and Darla, and his brothers, Luke and Jordan, for at least a decade. But on Monday night, Rodgers shared three photos — one with his mom, one with his dad and one with Luke — on Instagram.
He wrote: "Another bonding week #fam."
Jordan was notably absent from the photos.
In March, Aaron Rodgers talked about his rift with his family on The Pat McAfee Show.
"If you look at the saga with my family, for years it was one-sided," Rodgers said. "They were making shots in the media saying bullshit. I never said anything until it got to the point where I'm like, 'All right, enough is enough.'"
His estrangement from his family became public during Jordan Rodgers' appearance on The Bachelorette in 2016, and Aaron Rodgers discussed it during the 2024 Netflix docuseries, Aaron Rodgers: Enigma.
He pointed to his parents' strict religious beliefs as a reason for the falling-out.
"I grew up in a very white, dogmatic church and that just didn't really serve me," Aaron said. "It was very rigid in structure. I'm not a rigid person. Shame, guilt, judgment. It was like, 'We have the truth. Our way or the highway. Our way is heaven; your way is hell.' Even talking to my parents, it was very black and white. Like, somebody has to be wrong, [and] somebody has to be right. I just slowly uncoupled from that in high school."
The hatchet, though, has apparently been buried, and the past forgotten.
The Steelers quarterback was famously estranged from his parents, Ed and Darla, and his brothers, Luke and Jordan, for at least a decade. But on Monday night, Rodgers shared three photos — one with his mom, one with his dad and one with Luke — on Instagram.
He wrote: "Another bonding week #fam."
Jordan was notably absent from the photos.
In March, Aaron Rodgers talked about his rift with his family on The Pat McAfee Show.
"If you look at the saga with my family, for years it was one-sided," Rodgers said. "They were making shots in the media saying bullshit. I never said anything until it got to the point where I'm like, 'All right, enough is enough.'"
His estrangement from his family became public during Jordan Rodgers' appearance on The Bachelorette in 2016, and Aaron Rodgers discussed it during the 2024 Netflix docuseries, Aaron Rodgers: Enigma.
He pointed to his parents' strict religious beliefs as a reason for the falling-out.
"I grew up in a very white, dogmatic church and that just didn't really serve me," Aaron said. "It was very rigid in structure. I'm not a rigid person. Shame, guilt, judgment. It was like, 'We have the truth. Our way or the highway. Our way is heaven; your way is hell.' Even talking to my parents, it was very black and white. Like, somebody has to be wrong, [and] somebody has to be right. I just slowly uncoupled from that in high school."
The hatchet, though, has apparently been buried, and the past forgotten.