Aaron Rodgers Calls Out 'F--king Bizarre' Obsession About His Wife, Says He Has Stalkers

Free-agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers is growing tired with the outside fascination about his marriage.

Appearing Wednesday on The Pat McAfee Show (via ESPN's Brooke Pryor), the four-time MVP said that "the obsession is f--king bizarre." He also claimed there are "legitimate stalkers" who have followed him closely.

Rodgers added that his wife, whose identity remains unknown, wants to maintain her privacy:

The surefire Hall of Famer first divulged in December 2024 he was dating a woman named Brittani. By the start of the Pittsburgh Steelers' training camp last summer, he was wearing a wedding band.

In January, Fox Sports' Jen Hale provided further confirmation of Rodgers' marriage to Diana Cooper and Jack Bezants of the Daily Mail. She remained mum on who his spouse is.

"Everyone knows," she said while referring to her Fox Sports colleagues. "I can't (say who she is). If I could, I would but I can't. He's happy. He's in a really good spot."

This figures to be a mystery for the foreseeable future.

Rodgers will, however, have to provide some insights into his next NFL steps sooner or later. He hasn't said whether he'll retire or suit up for 2026, and he was similarly noncommittal Wednesday about a reunion with the Pittsburgh Steelers:

In 16 regular-season starts in 2025, he threw for 3,322 yards, 24 touchdowns and seven interceptions. He also went 17-of-33 for 146 yards and an interception in Pittsburgh's playoff loss to the Houston Texans.

While Rodgers' on-field decline is impossible to ignore, the dearth of good quarterbacks in free agency means he'd likely get another shot in Pittsburgh or elsewhere if he wants to play for a 22nd season.