1 year after Aaron Rodgers slammed brother Jordan’s ‘Bachelorette’ run as ‘bulls**t,’ JoJo Fletcher flaunts love with QB's sibling from dating show

Aaron Rodgers’ sister-in-law and "The Bachelorette" alum, JoJo Fletcher, celebrated almost 10 years with her husband, Jordan Rodgers, on Tuesday. She posted an Instagram reel of their journey together. Her post came a year after the Steelers quarterback criticized Jordan’s time on "The Bachelorette" in his 2024 Netflix docuseries.

Fletcher’s video started with the moment she and Jordan first met on Season 12 of the dating show. It moved through their major moments: their 2016 engagement, 2022 wedding and 2025 pregnancy announcement.

“In your 20's, you are going to have your heart broken on National TV...but it is very important you say YES to giving it another chance,” Fletcher wrote on the overlay.

She highlighted in her caption that relationships last for couples who met via dating shows.

“Incase you were wondering… it’s really does all work out in the end. 🥰❤️,” Fletcher wrote.

The post resurfaced memories from the same season featured prominently in "Aaron Rodgers: Enigma," where he looked back at the tense 2016 hometown episode.

Rodgers shared how upset he was when two empty chairs were filmed at the family dinner. The seats were meant to represent him and then-girlfriend Olivia Munn.

“And what do they do? They go on a bulls**t show and leave two empty chairs,” Rodgers said via Page Six. “They all agreed this was a good thing to do, to leave two empty chairs at a stupid dating show that my brother just went on to get famous; his words, not mine.”

Rodgers added that he was never invited to the taping and would not have gone because it happened during the NFL season. He was playing for the Green Bay Packers then. He also noted that the family’s issues predated Jordan’s time on "The Bachelorette."

Rodgers explained that he was never “super close with everybody in the family,” but remembered being “close” with Jordan when they were younger. He added that the distance grew slowly over the years.

The brothers played college football, but their careers moved in different directions. Aaron entered the NFL in 2005 with Packers, while Jordan bounced between several teams (Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Dolphins) before leaving the league.

Aaron said he always tried to keep the family rift private. However, it became public on "The Bachelorette" when Jordan told Fletcher (via a separate Page Six report):

“I have a great relationship with my (older) brother, Luke. Me and Aaron don’t really have much of a relationship.”

Aaron is also estranged to their oldest brother, Luke Rodgers.

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Aaron Rodgers was absent from his brother Jordan Rodgers’ wedding

Aaron Rodgers did not attend his brother, Jordan Rodgers’, wedding to JoJo Fletcher in 2022. An insider reported that the family was not surprised he did not show up because the brothers have not been close for years.

“It is a sad situation for the family and especially for Jordan who really does love his brother," the insider said, via US Weekly. "Aaron missed out on his big day and that’s something Jordan’s never going to forget," the source said via US Magazine.

Aaron’s family was not invited to his private wedding in July.