Aaron Rodgers reunites with family at Steelers game after estrangement

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 04:19 · Archive

Aaron Rodgers attended a Steelers game with his brother Luke and their children after years of family estrangement.

Aaron Rodgers attended a Pittsburgh Steelers game against the Indianapolis Colts with his brother Luke and Luke's children. The Steelers won 34–22, and Luke shared photos on Instagram of Rodgers with his niece and nephew, captioning the post 'Last weekend was pretty special.' Rodgers commented on the post with 'Planes, trains and renegade!' and 'also misspelled cakes.'

The photos showed Rodgers posing on the field in his team gear with the children, who wore Steelers gear and rain ponchos, and also showed intimate moments at home with his family. Luke, aged 44, and his wife Aimee welcomed their third child in August.

The family visit marks further progress in the reconciliation between Rodgers and his family after a years-long estrangement that became public in 2016. Rodgers told The Athletic in August that his wife Brittani was 'the big impetus' behind rebuilding those bridges. In July, Rodgers had posted photos of spending time with family during what he called a 'bonding week.'

Aaron Rodgers reunites with family at Steelers game after estrangement — Image: Daily Mail Sport

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Aaron Rodgers seen enjoying quality family time in heartwarming photos after ending bitter estrangementThe Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback was seen enjoying precious family time in a heartwarming set of photos shared by his older brother Luke Rodgers on Sunday.Daily Mail Sport · 19 Oct, 03:56
Aaron Rodgers’ brother shares family photos from visit to Steelers game after years of estrangementAaron Rodgers had some special guests for last weekend’s Steelers win over the Colts.New York Post · 19 Oct, 03:18

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