“My private life is my private life and it’s going to stay that way, and I’m with somebody who wants to be private, and if and when she wants to be out and there’s a picture, she’ll choose that,” Rodgers said. “But the entitlement to information about my private life is so f–king ridiculous and embarrassing.”

Rodgers previously confirmed that he recently got married while addressing reporters for the first time since signing with the team last week during the first day of mandatory minicamp earlier this month. The four-time NFL MVP was seen wearing a black ring on his left hand while signing his one-year, $13.65 million contract, which includes $10 million guaranteed, on June 7.

“Yeah, it’s a wedding ring,” Rodgers said via the New York Post, “Been a couple of months.”

Earlier this month, Rodgers' estranged family was reported to be questioning the validity of his marriage, sources with knowledge of the situation confirmed to the Daily Mail.

“The family is unconvinced the marriage is real,” the sources said, claiming it's possible that Rodgers, 41, “may have had a symbolic ‘commitment ceremony’ instead of a legally binding wedding.” The reported speculation came days after the Daily Mail Rodgers' estranged brother, former Vanderbilt quarterback and media personality Jordan Rodgers and his wife, JoJo Fletcher reportedly didn't attend the wedding.

“They are still angry that Aaron didn’t go to their wedding [in May 2022]," the source said. "He didn’t want to be with his brother on the biggest day of his life, so why should they twist themselves up over this wedding?”

Aaron Rodgers had previously revealed that he was dating a woman named "Brittani" during his weekly regular season appearance on the Pat McAfee Show in December.

Dana Tyson