Aaron Rodgers surprised fans with his latest post featuring his younger brother, Jordan Rodgers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback has been photographed reuniting with the rest of his family lately: his parents, Edward and Darla, and his older brother Luke; Jordan hasn’t been seen with them. Aaron had a years-long estrangement from this family but now it seems that has all come to a close with his latest social media post.
“Great to see little bro @jrodgers11 in his element tonight @acrisurestadium,” Aaron captioned a Nov. 13 Instagram post of the two. “Really proud of how hard he’s worked to get to where he is now.”
Fans were also very excited for this reunion, sharing their comments underneath the post.
“Any girl who’s watched the Bachelorette knows how big of a deal this is,” one person wrote, referring to Jordan’s time on ABC’s dating series where Aaron was noticeably absent from the family dinner.
“Got tears in my eyes over a reunion of two people who don’t know I exist,” another fan commented.
A fan chimed in that she even shared the news with her husband: “Me trying to tell my husband this is HUGE, and groundbreaking news! We LOVE to see this! My 2016 heart needed this!”
This post follows Luke sharing that he, his wife, children, and parents went to cheer Aaron on at a Steelers game back in October. The post showed photos of Aaron interacting with his niece and nephew on the field as well as some adorable moments watching the game in the suite.
Aaron made his own post back in July when he posed with just Luke and his family as well as their parents. He credited his wife, Brittani, for supporting him as he rekindled his relationship with his family.
“I’m happy to be reunited, and that part of my life is a really beautiful addition, and I gotta give my wife a lot of credit for — not that she was pushing me because she never was — but just the way she loves and supports me, having her by my side throughout this process has been really special, and I miss those relationships,” he recalled in conversation with NFL Network’s Kyle Brandt.
“It’s been really beautiful to reconnect with them — all of them,” he said. “I got to spend a long weekend recently with my parents … my brother and his sweet wife and their incredible two kids. I got to be an uncle.”
Now fans will be on the lookout to see if Jordan returns the favor and maybe catches a Steelers game to support Aaron. The Steelers’ next game will be against the Cincinnati Bengals on Nov. 15 at 8:20 PM EST.
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