‘It’s Nobody’s [Expletive] Business’ — Aaron Rodgers Flips Off Camera While Reacting to Public’s Interest in His Family’s ‘Schism’

Future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers is about to embark on his 22nd and final NFL season with the Pittsburgh Steelers. On Monday, Rodgers recaptured the public’s attention with an incendiary interview on the set of “The Pat McAfee Show” from the Steelers’ training camp.

Aaron Rodgers Blasts the Public for Interest in Family Estrangement

During his interview, Rodgers blasted the public for its interest in his family’s estrangement, and then flipped off the cameras.

“Honestly, the reason there was a schism and the reason we’re back together is nobody’s (expletive) business,” Rodgers said. “And I gave a little glimpse… I don’t even really post anymore. I posted our trip in Idaho. The previous post I posted before that was from the Malibu trip the year before. I’m not gonna be posting a bunch of stuff and blowing it up; I just wanted to give a little shoutout. And a shoutout to little Jack and Evie.”

“My little niece and nephew, it was great to see them,” Rodgers added. “But yeah, it’s good to have a full circle. There have been a lot of full circles this year. But people don’t know, and they shouldn’t know; it’s none of their business. There’s a lot of conjecture because I’m the darkness guy and I’m the COVID-endanger guy and I’m this and that, and all I’m saying is…”

Rodgers then flipped off directly toward the camera.

Two weeks ago, Rodgers posted a carousel of pictures on Instagram with his family. The pictures featured his mother (Darla Rodgers), father (Ed Rodgers), and older brother (Luke Rodgers). In an interview with “The Athletic,” the Steelers quarterback credited his wife, Brittani, for aiding the reconciliation with his family.

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His younger brother, Jordan Rodgers, was absent from the Instagram pictures after alluding to a strained relationship with the quarterback on the ABC show “The Bachelorette” in 2016.

“Me and Aaron don’t really have that much of a relationship,” Jordan revealed on an episode of ‘The Bachelorette’ in 2016. “It’s just kind of the way he’s chosen to do life, and I’ve chosen to stay close with my family and my parents and my brother.”

“Yeah, it’s not ideal, and I love him. I can’t imagine what it’s like to be in his shoes and have the pressure he has, the demands from people that he has. I don’t have hard feelings against him. It’s just how things are right now.”

In the fateful episode of the dating show, Jordan introduced his wife, JoJo Fletcher, to his parents and older brother in California. The family left two empty seats for the four-time NFL MVP and his then-girlfriend Olivia Munn, a move that the NFL icon blasted in his Netflix documentary “Enigma.”