Aaron Rodgers is dropping more clues about the woman he says he's married to.
During the Thursday, September 10, episode of the Not Just Football with Cam Heyward podcast, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, 42 — who has kept his wife, Brittani, entirely out of the spotlight — was asked if she actually existed given what's been said online.
"Yeah," Rodgers said, adding that he doesn't care about what others may think.
"In 2017, I met my wife, and at the time she was leaving the States and going back to Europe," he began. "And my biggest regret is not begging her to stay or just proposing right there because that sent me into a tailspin."
The Super Bowl champ had two failed relationships after that. He dated former pro race car driver Danica Patrick from 2018 to 2020, and then he was in a relationship with Shailene Woodley, whom he was engaged to in 2021.

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Aaron Rodgers is calling out his exes, claiming that there have been several false narratives made about him when it comes to his dating life.
The NFL star, 42, opened up like never before in a two-part episode of the podcast, Not Just Football with Cam Heyward. In the Thursday, September 10 episode, Rodgers revealed actress Shailene Woodley lied about their split back when their engagement ended in 2022.
"I propose and she says yes. Now, she maybe felt like she was forced to make a decision. She could have said no," he said. "But not a couple days after that she tells me, you know, 'Before we get married, I gotta go [expletive] this guy,' and I'm like — because her story is that I ruined her life and gave her crazy depression because I left her. But [in] actuality, she told me that, then she took off the ring by March."
Rodgers went on to say the couple tried "a couple of times" to reunite, but "nothing ever happened."
"And there wasn't even a relationship in 2022 to break off," he added. "She literally told me, 'I don't want to be with you' after we tried some sort of reconciliation in 2021. There's just a lot of narratives out there that are just not true and they portray things a certain way because they can get away with it."

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Aaron Rodgers is speaking out about his past romantic relationships
In a guest spot on Not Just Football, the NFL star laid bare the details of the end of his engagement to Shailene Woodley
Rodgers claimed Woodley spoke about cheating on him while they were together
Aaron Rodgers is speaking out about his past relationships, including his former fiancée, Shailene Woodley.
In a guest spot on his Pittsburgh Steelers teammate Cam Heyward's podcast Not Just Football on Thursday, Sept. 10, the veteran quarterback shed extensive light on the end of his engagement to the Divergent alum.

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A clash of former UFC champions on the RAF mats didn't last long.
In the main event of RAF Moscow, former UFC middleweight champ Khamzat Chimaev took on former UFC welterweight champ Tyron Woodley. The event took place at Arena Mytishchi in Moscow, Russia – the first RAF show in the country. Chimaev and Woodley competed in a catchweight match at 195 pounds.
Chimaev jumped out to a 2-0 lead, and then got a body lock takedown on Woodley, pinning his back flat onto the canvas with 26 seconds remaining in the opening period.
Check out video of the pin in the video below:
Chimaev improves to 2-0 under the RAF banner, following a pinfall victory over Dillon Danis at RAF 10 in June. Woodley won his RAF debut against Joaquin Buckley at RAF 12 on Aug. 22, and now falls to .500 in the wrestling promotion.

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Real American Freestyle (RAF) returns TODAY (Sat., Sept. 5, 2026) with a special (yet controversial) card, streaming live from inside Arena Mytishchi in Moscow, Russia.
In the main event, former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Middleweight champion, Khamzat Chimaev, competes in his second RAF match against former UFC Welterweight champion, Tyron Woodley.
Russian wrestling legend, Abdulrashid Sadulaev, meets Zac Braunagel in the co-main event.
The card also includes Kyle Snyder vs. Akhmed Tazhudinov, Kyle Dake vs. Kadik and Kennedy Blades vs. Vusala Parfianovich. Jordan Burroughs and Bo Nickal are also on the card.
RAF Moscow kicks off at 9 a.m. ET and will stream … somewhere.

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Khamzat Chimaev is back on the RAF mats and he has a fellow former UFC champion in his sights as he takes on Tyron Woodley on Saturday in the RAF Moscow main event.
RAF Moscow goes down at VTB Arena, with Chimaev and Woodley headlining, and Russian Olympic wrestling champion Abdulrashid Sadulaev taking on Zac Braunagel in the co-main event.
This marks Chimaev's second RAF appearance following a pinfall win over Dillon Danis this past June, while Woodley is also coming off of an RAF victory over Joaquin Buckley, Woodley's first combat sports victory of any kind since 2018. Previously, Chimaev and Woodley held UFC ***** les at 185 pounds and 170 pounds, respectively.
Sadulaev won gold in freestyle wrestling at the 2016 and 2020 Olympics and made his RAF debut in July against fellow Olympic champion and Kyle Snyder. Snyder picked up another win in their legendary rivalry, defeating Sadulaev by pinfall at RAF Georgia.
Also competing Saturday are wrestling stars Jordan Burroughs, Kyle Dake, and Kennedy Blades, as well as UFC fighters Bo Nickal and Shara Magomedov, former two-division ONE Championship ***** leholder Anatoly Malykhin, and former Bellator standout Neiman Gracie.

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The Western Australian (WA) Government and the Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation (YNAC) have lodged separate appeals against a Federal Court ruling that required Fortescue Metals Group to pay $107.9m (A$150.3m) in compensation.
The payment relates to iron ore mining activities on Yindjibarndi land carried out without a native **** le agreement.
The judgement, delivered in May, is regarded as one of the largest under Australia's native **** le laws, encompassing A$150m for cultural loss, A$150,000 for economic loss and additional interest.
The YNAC has confirmed its appeal seeks a higher compensation amount.
CEO Michael Woodley said the group is contesting the court's use of a pastoral-based freehold value and its rejection of a royalty-based compensation model.

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Tyron Woodley still sees MMA in his near future.
The former UFC welterweight champion hasn't competed in MMA since suffering his fourth-straight loss to Vicente Luque in March 2021. He has since boxed three times and has two wrestling matches booked for RAF.
As for MMA, Woodley (19-7-1) is open to a return as soon as this year.
"I never retired (from MMA)," Woodley told MMA Junkie Radio. "People just said I retired. You never heard me formally come out and retire, or put my gloves down anywhere, or even say the word retirement. Because I haven't fought MMA since 2021, a lot of people call me retired. In this sport, if you don't refute it, and you don't go back and defend it, or you correct people, then people run with it. So I found out a long time ago that everybody knows everything, just let them know it. So I never retired from MMA. I never closed that chapter. It's actually quite the opposite. You may even see me fight MMA this year. You may see me wrestle twice, fight MMA and box. I feel like I'm getting to the part where my body being used as a way to generate wealth is coming to an end. I'm getting closer and closer and closer to that moment.
"I feel like the more I can stay in shape, the more I can just keep training, the better I'm going to be. We all know me with consistency. When I had that ***** le run, I fought four world ***** le fights in one year. I feel like knowing yourself is the most important part. I know when I've got something ahead of me, I've got a date, I've got an opportunity, I know that my body is going to be disciplined, it's going to be more focused, less distractions are going to come in. It's just something about being in a camp. That daily regimen is just a discipline I need in life. So I'm just staying in camp, whatever that is, whatever combat it is. I'm thankfully blessed to be versed in many, many different forms of combat. I'm really open to doing any and all, minus bare knuckle, and that leaves me with a lot of things to do."

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Thursday's edition of MMA Junkie Radio with "Gorgeous" George and "Goze" is here.
On Episode 3,696, the guys brought in a trio of incredible guests: PFL's Luke Trainer, and former UFC champions Henry Cejudo and Tyron Woodley. They also went over recent MMA news and previewed PFL Tampa and UFC Sacramento. Tune in!
This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: MMA Junkie Radio #3696 : Guests Cejudo, Trainer, Woodley; PFL, UFC previews

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Former UFC champs head to the wrestling mats for an international headliner.
Real American Freestyle announced on Thursday that past UFC middleweight ***** leholder Khamzat Chimaev is set to make his second appearance with the promotion to face former welterweight champion Tyron Woodley in the main event of RAF Moscow. The event takes place Sept. 5 on streams exclusively on FOX Nation in the U.S., while other global broadcast details will be announced.
Chimaev had a successful RAF debut with a first-round pinfall win against Dillon Danis in the main event of RAF 10 in June. The match was heated as Danis appeared to attempt a choke on Chimaev after a takedown, and the aftermath led to an all-out brawl between the two teams. In a recent interview with RAF co-founder Chad Bronstein, he told MMA Fighting that Chimaev is expected to compete multiple times for the promotion before the year ends.
Woodley is already slated to compete at RAF 12 in August against Joaquin Buckley. "The Chosen One" seeks his first combat sports win in nearly eight years as he dropped his final four UFC bouts before heading over to the boxing world for a trio of fights — losing twice to Jake Paul, including a brutal knockout loss in their second meeting, and a TKO loss to Anderson Silva in his most recent contest this past December on the Paul vs. Joshua card.

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The Edmonton Oilers continue searching for help in goal, but one potential target appears to be off their list. According to NHL goalie **** yst Kevin Woodley, Michael DiPietro is not viewed as a fit under new head coach Mike Babcock.
Speaking on The Jason Gregor Show, Woodley dismissed the possibility of Edmonton targeting the AHL standout.
"Michael DiPietro is not going to be a pick for the Edmonton Oilers because their new head coach doesn't like small goalies," Woodley said.
He added, "Traditionally, talking to people around it and people who have been around Mike Babcock in other organizations, he just doesn't like small goalies. So DiPietro is not an option."
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Global Fight League (GFL) will stage its first mixed martial arts (MMA) event on Sat., Oct. 17, 2026 at Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas, Nevada. The venue can hold anywhere from 1,100 to 1,500 fans, depending on the layout, something you should keep in mind if they start touting a “sell out.”
Competition among fight promotions creates bigger and better opportunities for the fighters and that’s always a movement worth getting behind; however, it’s hard to take GFL seriously after it crashed and burned in early 2025 following a series of public missteps and financial setbacks.
And that’s not even mentioning the lawsuits.
The GFL leadership team includes Tyron Woodley, Mike Goldberg, and Hector Lombard, among others.
GFL held a team draft (sort of like the old IFL league) back in Jan. 2025 (see the results here) and was scheduled to debut the following May — until this happened. For its second attempt in October, GFL has scaled down to four teams (from six) representing New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and London. It’s a little concerning that we don’t have any talent attached to the Oct. 17 lineup, but hopefully that information is released in the coming days.