Shailene Woodley and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers appear to have broken up yet again. The pair’s whirlwind romance has been the subject of much speculation in recent months, but it seems as though things have petered out once more.
Last week, images emerged of Rodgers and Milwaukee Bucks heiress Mallory Eden. Perhaps coincidentally, perhaps not, shortly thereafter word came out that Woodley was officially done with the Packers star.
In the aftermath, Woodley took to Instagram to offer some cryptic posts regarding the break-up.
The content largely speaks for itself:
Last month Rodgers and Woodley seemingly reconciled after an apparent break-up. Understandably, many were surprised by this in light of Woodley’s fairly legitimate reasoning for wanting a split and the degree to which her friends despised Rodgers.
Now it appears all of that has caught up with them once more.
All things considered, this isn’t exactly a shocking update. Danica Patrick said it best in her reaction to Rodgers and Woodley’s last tiff: this relationship is a massive roller coaster. You never know whether you’ll catch it on its way up or down.
Beyond that, with respect to the undeniably shady beginning of their union and everything that has transpired over the last several years, it feels like Rodgers and Woodley simply are not meant to be.
Obviously many have declared Rodgers and Woodley’s love dead before, only for them to rise back up from the ashes and get back together.
The video speaks for itself. https://t.co/GoLqaCaXaT
— Game 7 (@game7__) April 27, 2022
That could happen again, clearly.
But something feels different this time around. It feels like all parties involved have slowly started to move on. And once that occurs, it is hard to get back to where you once were.
Can Rodgers and Woodley still get back together? Sure. Will they? Probably not.
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A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
