Aaron Rodgers Sets the Record Straight on His Sexuality

In his forthcoming biography, "Out of the Darkness: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers," the NFL star reflects on the rumors surrounding his sexuality that emerged over a decade ago. During a live radio interview, Rodgers firmly stated, "I’m not gay. I really, really like women," addressing the speculation that has lingered since then. He expresses frustration over how these rumors were framed, emphasizing that they were intended to shame the LGBTQ+ community. Rodgers elaborates on his feelings about the rumors, revealing that he was more concerned about the implications they had on the perception of being gay rather than the rumors themselves. He noted, "I could give a s*** what they thought about me," but was troubled by the negative connotations associated with the rumors. He expressed a desire to confront those perpetuating the stigma, stating that it was disrespectful to his friends in the LGBTQ+ community. The athlete acknowledges that he had previously discussed these issues with radio host Jason Wilde, indicating a long-standing awareness of the impact of such rumors. Despite the speculation, Rodgers has had high-profile relationships with women, including Danica Patrick, Olivia Munn, and Shailene Woodley, which further underscores his heterosexual identity. Through his biography, Rodgers aims to shed light on the harmful nature of such rumors and advocate for a more respectful understanding of sexual orientation, highlighting the importance of supporting the LGBTQ+ community.