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Aaron Rodgers’ relationship status is back in the headlines, and an ex appears to be making a statement about his new love affair.
This week, it was reported that the star passer is now dating Milwaukee Bucks heiress Mallory Edens. The 26-year-old is the daughter of team owner Wes Edens, and she’s been friendly with Rodgers for some time.
While previous relationships have been platonic, the two are now rumored to be involved romantically.
Edens was spotted the Packers’ last home game rooting on the green and gold while decked out in Green Bay attire. This, coming after the pair was seen sitting courtside at a recent Bucks basketball game.
The news of the new suitor isn’t sitting well with Aaron Rodgers’ ex-girlfriend, Blu of Earth. She posted an Instagram message over the holidays that was a seeming shot at the MVP quarterback, who she’s now broken up with.
“Boys want arm candy. Men want oracles.”
The post came with a caption that read, “Just an observation. Take it or leave it. PS – I believe beauty is born from how much we love, not how we look, and so with that sentiment, yes, we can also have it all.”
Now, Blu is a highly spiritual being which led some to call her a witch. She denies those allegations but owns her mystical persona.
The cryptic message has become clearer now that rumors have swirled about Aaron Rodgers’ new girlfriend. Many on social media are now reacting to that post.
One person asked, “So Aaron Rodgers is in the history books?” Yes, it seems that he’s now in Blu’s past.
Another follower commented, “He’s moved on to a younger woman. Hence her post about arm candy.”
It’s not the first time the signal caller has made headlines for his relationships. His saga with actress Shailene Woodley seemed never-ending as she eventually called off an engagement, saying that he chose football over her.
Tom Brady apparently missed that split.
Blu and Aaron Rodgers appear to be done, leading us to ask the million-dollar question. Does he regret the forearm tattoo now that he’s moved on?
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