AARON RODGERS has been hit with some “shade” by a former teammate after snubbing him from his wedding.
The NFL icon tied the knot with his mysterious partner, Brittani.
David Bakhtiari has thrown ‘shade’ at Aaron Rodgers[/caption]
Rodgers did not invite Bakhtiari to his private wedding[/caption]
Rodgers, 41, is determined to keep his private life to himself as he is planning to retire after the 2025 season.
He took this to the extreme as he did not even invite his former teammate David Bakhtiari.
Bakhtiari spent TEN YEARS blocking for Rodgers during their time at the Green Bay Packers.
He revealed that he was not on the invitee list for Rodgers’ private ceremony.
The former left tackle did attend the wedding of current Packers quarterback Jordan Love and Ronika Stone.
He shared a video from the special day and opted to throw some shade at Rodgers in his caption.
He wrote: “Love is love. Congrats to the Loves.
“Just happy at least one of my quarterbacks invited me to their wedding.”
Bakhtiari also added some eyeball emojis.
Fans were shocked by the revelation as they reacted on social media.
One posted: “What? You didn’t get invited to Aaron’s wedding?”
A second wrote: “This is so salty.”
A third commented: “Ohhhh, that’s low.”
A fourth said: “Bak with the shadeeeeee.”
Another added: “Hahahaha Bakh is hilarious.”
Aaron Rodgers’ Relationship History
Aaron Rodgers is now married and has kept his current relationship with his mystery woman, Brittani private, but he has some high-profile dating stints with celebrities.
- Actress Jessica Szohr: Began in 2011, on-and-off, before officially ending it in 2014
- Actress Olivia Munn: 2014-17
- Race car driver Danica Patrick: 2018-20
- Actress Shailene Woodley: 2021, was briefly engaged before splitting in 2022
- Daughter of Milwaukee Bucks owner, Wes Edens, Mallory Edens: 2023-23
Meanwhile, Rodgers has also been called out for admitting that the 2025 season will be his last.
WEEI’s Courtney Cox labelled the now Pittsburgh Steelers star as “egomaniac” and a “narcissist”.
Cox has insisted that Rodgers made the announcement so he can have a “farewell tour”.
Executive producer Chris Curtis also labeled Rodgers as “loathsome” and criticized the Steelers for riding and dying with Rodgers.
