Mystery solved — maybe?
With rumors continuing to run rampant about the identity of Aaron Rodgers’ wife, a woman named Brittani, the hosts of the “Sports Gossip Show” revealed they may have pinned down the Steelers QB’s spouse, speculated this week to be an AI chatbot.
“We are pretty sure that we found Brittani and her sisters, Kristy and Mia,” Charlotte Wilder said this week, according to Us Weekly.
“This is relevant because one of Aaron Rodgers’ very good friends is a rapper named Mike, and Mike says he’s married to a woman named Kristy, who is sisters with Aaron Rodgers’ wife, and that they have a 20-year-old sister-in-law named Mia.”
Rodgers, 42, sent the internet into a frenzy last summer after revealing he was a married man.
Until that point, all the masses knew about Rodgers’ love life was that he was involved with a woman named Brittani. The four-time league MVP made the initial relationship revelation in December 2024.
Since Rodgers went public with his marital status, internet sleuths have been attempting to piece together the puzzle that is the Mrs., who has remained largely out of the spotlight.
Wilder and co-host Madeline Hill added they have no intention of “doxing these women if they want to be private,” and are “pretty positive” about their findings.
The mention of a Mia is interesting, given Rodgers publicly spoke about her in August when discussing his decision to join the Steelers on a one-year deal, $13.65 million deal.
“I was taking orders from my (new) sister-in-law, Mia,” Rodgers told The Athletic. “She’s 20 and she’s the brains of the family; you just have to ask her.”
Rodgers’ first season with the Steelers came to an end earlier this month after a wild-card playoff loss to the Texans.
A day later, longtime coach Mike Tomlin stepped down after 19 years at the helm.
Rodgers has not yet decided if he plans to play a 22nd season in the league.
Before tying the knot, Rodgers was in high-profile romances with former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick, and actreses Olivia Munn and Shailene Woodley.
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