Mallory Edens Fires Back at Aaron Rodgers for 'Unworthy' Ex Remarks

Former partner Mallory Edens took to Instagram to mock the quarterback’s scathing remarks about his ex‑girlfriends. In a post that drew quick reactions from fans, she highlighted how Rodgers had called his past relationships “unworthy” in a podcast interview.

The exchange is part of a broader public feud that has kept Rodgers’ name in the headlines even after his divorce.

Edens opened with a playful jab at the press tour she’s on for her new film project. She wrote, “My ex is currently on a press tour talking about how he never loved anyone he dated after 2017,” and added, “Unfortunately for him, I am also on a press tour, for a movie inspired by how down bad I was.

Really exciting time for competing narratives!! ❤️,” calling herself a producer of the film *Charlie Harper*. She ended with a hopeful note that the movie would hit theaters “everywhere this Friday 🤞🏼.”

The controversy stems from Rodgers’ recent “Not Just Football” podcast, where he delivered sharp comments about former partners Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick.

He stated, “I dated two women who nobody gives a f–k about unless they drop my name,” and criticized Patrick’s behavior after her retirement as “depressed and not fun to be around.” Regarding Woodley, he said she “needed to ‘go f–k this guy’” days after his proposal.

These remarks were met with backlash and fueled the social media firestorm that Edens tapped into.

## Background & Context

Aaron Rodgers, 42, was in a brief relationship with Mallory Edens in 2023. Their split was confirmed publicly when Rodgers mentioned a different partner on “The Pat McAfee Show” in December 2024, indicating he had moved on from the heiress.

The public statement came after a series of podcast interviews that revealed Rodgers’ disdain for his former girlfriends.

During those interviews, Rodgers repeatedly said that “they portray things a certain way because they can get away with it,” and added that “the height of their fame is when they were with me.

They get clicks when they say my name…because I am a lightning rod.” He also claimed that “no one knows what they’re doing” about the narratives spun by Woodley and Patrick, labeling the coverage as “horse s‑t.”

Rodgers is currently married to a woman named Brittani, . His marriage has not yet been publicly discussed in detail, and he has largely stayed out of the limelight outside of sports commentary.

## What People Are Saying

Edens’ Instagram post prompted a flurry of comments from fans. One user laughed, “Hahaha IYKYK… if only you would all unite,” while another reacted, “Almost just spit out my water 😂😂😂 obsessed w u.” A third comment praised the exes, stating, “Only he showed us you, Olivia, Danica, Shailene and Blu were too much of a woman for him!!!

True Queens!!! 👏❤️.” Another fan was more critical of Rodgers, saying, “Aaron Rodgers never deserved you.”

In response to her comments about the film *Charlie Harper*, Edens emphasized her role as a producer and highlighted the movie’s release schedule. She reiterated that the film, inspired by her own “down‑bad” experience, would hit theaters across the country on Friday.

The post also suggested that both she and Rodgers were simultaneously in the media spotlight, each presenting their own narrative about the other.

## What Happens Next

With Edens’ press tour and the release of *Charlie Harper* scheduled for Friday, her public presence will likely remain high for the next few weeks. Rodgers’ new marriage to Brittani may also keep him in the media, especially if he continues to appear on sports or entertainment programs.

The ongoing social media dialogue suggests that both parties will be monitored closely by fans and commentators alike.

Ultimately, the public will watch how each side manages their personal stories moving forward, as the two continue to engage with audiences through different channels—one through a cinematic portrayal of heartbreak, the other through a televised career and personal narrative.