In a teaser for his upcoming Netflix documentary, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers opened up about the personal cost of his controversial views and how it led to strained relationships with both his friends and family.
The three-part series, “Aaron Rodgers: Enigma,” is set to premiere on Dec. 17. it promises an in-depth look at the 41-year-old’s life, both on and off the football field.
"Losing friendships, family. It was heartbreaking," Rodgers admitted in the teaser.
The trailer alternates between images of Rodgers participating in spiritual healings and scenes of him playing football, illustrating the balance he tries to strike between his public life and private struggles.
Rodgers shared that he "lives between two worlds," one being the extroverted public persona and the other an introverted lover of silence.
Aaron Rodgers' personal life, particularly his family relationships, has been a major talking point for years. He has been estranged from his parents, Ed and Darla Rodgers and his two brothers, Luke and Jordan, for nearly a decade, according to US Weekly.
As the release date for “Aaron Rodgers: Enigma” approaches, fans will get an inside look at the complexities of Rodgers' life, from his football career to the challenges of his personal relationships.
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