The long-running mystery surrounding Aaron Rodgers’ private marriage may finally have a new wrinkle. This week, hosts of the Sports Gossip Show claimed they have identified the elusive Brittani—the woman Rodgers confirmed last summer is his wife—after months of online speculation and unanswered questions.
According to Us Weekly, host Charlotte Wilder said the show believes it has located Brittani through a connection in Rodgers’ inner circle. “We are pretty sure that we found Brittani and her sisters, Kristy and Mia,” Wilder said on the program. The theory centers on a close friend of Rodgers, a rapper named Mike, who has publicly said he is married to a woman named Kristy. That Kristy, the hosts claim, is the sister of Rodgers’ wife, with a younger sibling named Mia rounding out the family.
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The mention of a sister named Mia quickly caught attention because Rodgers himself referenced a sister-in-law with that name last summer. In an August interview with The Athletic, Rodgers joked about deferring major decisions to her while preparing for his first season in Pittsburgh. “I was taking orders from my (new) sister-in-law, Mia,” Rodgers said at the time. “She’s 20 and she’s the brains of the family; you just have to ask her.”
That quote, previously viewed as a throwaway line, is now being revisited as potential confirmation that Brittani—and her family—have been hiding in plain sight. Wilder and co-host Madeline Hill were careful to stress they had no intention of exposing private individuals, saying they would not “dox these women if they want to be private,” while adding they felt “pretty positive” about their findings.
Rodgers first revealed he was married in June 2025 during a press conference, explaining he had been wearing a ring because he had been married for “a couple of months.” He did not share his wife’s name at the time. However, in December 2024, he had mentioned dating a non-famous woman named Brittani during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show. He later reiterated that his partner values privacy and “didn’t sign up to be a celebrity.”
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Whether this latest theory definitively answers the question of Brittani’s identity remains to be seen. Rodgers has not commented on the claims, and his personal life remains as tightly controlled as ever—even as curiosity around it continues to grow.