Add Page Six on Google Aaron Rodgers’ ex Mallory Edens poked fun at the NFL star’s scathing podcast comments about his past girlfriends.
“My ex is currently on a press tour talking about how he never loved anyone he dated after 2017,” the daughter of Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Wes Eden captioned an Instagram post.
“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!! ❤️,” Mallory, who is a producer of the film “Charlie Harper,” added.
“‘Charlie Harper’ hits theaters everywhere this Friday 🤞🏼.”
View this post on Instagram Several fans took to Edens’ comments section with their reactions to her shady post.
“Hahaha IYKYK… if only you would all unite,” said one user.
“Almost just spit out my water 😂😂😂 obsessed w u,” added another.
“Only he showed us you, Olivia, Danica, Shailene and Blu were too much of a woman for him!!! True Queens!!! 👏❤️,” commented a third person.
“Aaron Rodgers never deserved you,” stated a fourth netizen.
Rodgers and Mallory dated briefly in 2023. In December 2024, the Super Bowl champ publicly mentioned a different partner on “The Pat McAfee Show,” confirming his split from the heiress.
Mallory’s comment comes weeks after Rodgers, 42, issued harsh comments about his exes Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick on the “Not Just Football” podcast.
“I dated two women who nobody gives a f–k about unless they drop my name,” the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback said at the time.
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“They like to say their version of the history of what actually happened. I’m just like, this ‘monster’ of a partner, and it’s just f–king horse s–t,” he added.
Rodgers questioned why Patrick, 44, continued to talk about him when they’ve been broken up for “years. He also said the former racing driver “was depressed and not fun to be around” after she retired.
As for Woodley, 34, Rodgers claimed the “Paradise” actress said she needed to “go f–k this guy” days after the athlete proposed.
Rodgers claimed there were “a lot of narratives” about him that were “just not true” spread by Patrick and Woodley, saying, “They portray things a certain way because they can get away with it.”
“All due respect … no one knows what they’re doing,” he claimed. “The height of their fame is when they were with me. They get clicks when they say my name … they get clicks when they say my name because I am a lightning rod. People actually give a f–k.”
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