How Jordan Rodgers Spent Release Day of Aaron Rodgers’ Netflix Series

On the day his brother Aaron Rodgers’ docuseries hit Netflix, documenting the downfall of their relationship, Jordan Rodgers was living his best life across the pond. 

Jordan, 36, and his wife, former Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher, celebrated the holidays in England on Tuesday, December 17, which JoJo, 34, adorably documented on social media. 

“London in December >>> 😍🎄✨❤️,” JoJo captioned a video, which showed the couple gallivanting around Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland. 

The pair were seen drinking cocktails at an ice bar, riding an inner tube slide and taking in the festive holiday scenery.

In the comments of JoJo’s post, however, Jordan joked that the night might have eventually taken a turn. 

“The roller coaster AFTER the bratwurst was a decision 😵‍💫😂,” he wrote.

Jordan and JoJo met and got engaged on season 12 of The Bachelorette in 2016 and got married in May 2022. 

The couple’s relationship was a hot topic on Netflix’s three-part docuseries Aaron Rodgers: Enigma, which premiered on Tuesday. 

Aaron, 41, now the quarterback for the New York Jets, called The Bachelorette “a bulls— show” and took direct aim at a scene from the season’s hometown dates, when Jordan introduced JoJo to the brothers’ parents, Ed and Darla. 

In the scene, two symbolic chairs were left empty at the dinner table, meant to be for Aaron and Olivia Munn, his girlfriend at the time.

“They all agreed this was a good thing to do?” Aaron said on the series. “To leave two empty chairs at a stupid dating show that my brother just went on to get famous — his words, not mine.”

Aaron said the dinner scene was filmed in the middle of the NFL season when he was still playing for the Green Bay Packers and he was “never asked” to attend. 

“Not that I would’ve gone,” he said with a laugh.

Elsewhere in the Netflix series, Aaron hinted at when the cracks in his relationship with Jordan began to show. 

“It wasn’t like I was super duper close with everybody in the family. I was close with my little brother,” Aaron said. “But in actuality, it goes back to stuff from high school that kind of made me feel distant. Stuff in college, stuff post-college.”

Aaron has largely been estranged from his entire family — including Jordan, his parents and his older brother, Luke — for decades. 

However, Aaron did offer a small glimmer of optimism about what the future might hold for the family.

“As much as they might not like what they see, [I have] love, respect and gratitude for how I was raised because it wouldn’t have turned me into who I am today,” Aaron said. “People ask me, ‘Is there hope for a reconciliation?’ I say, ‘Yeah, of course. Of course.’”

He added, “I don’t want them to fail, to struggle, to have strife or any issues. I don’t wish any ill will on them at all.”

All three parts of Aaron Rodgers: Enigma are available to stream now on Netflix.