News reports confirmed that Aaron Rodgers found love again with Mallory Edens, the daughter of Milwaukee Bucks and Aston Villa owner Wes Edens. The new couple had been friends for years and they finally decided to take their relationship to the next phase, they have been photographed together in public events since 2019. Aaron Rodgers attended many NBA games with Edens by his side, which sparked rumors of their possible romance ever since.
Before this relationship, Aaron Rodgers was engaged to actress Shailene Woodley for a few years but they eventually split up. He also dated actress Olivia Munn before that but famously had problems between her and his family. Now that we know he is dating Mallory Edens, it’s time to take a closer look at who this woman is and what she does for a living. Apart from the fortune she will inherit from her father, let’s find out what else she has going on for her. We might be talking about a modern-day Jeanie Buss.
Who is Mallory Edens?
As we’ve said before, she is the daughter of Milwaukee Bucks and Aston Villa owner Wes Edens. Her mother is Lynn Edens and she is 26 years old. The full legal name is Mallory Barbara Edens. She studied at Princeton College and attended Trevor Day School. Currently, Edens works as a professional model. Naturally, her family legacy pushes her to someday own her NBA team. She has three siblings that include sister, Madison Edens. In the past, Mallory has been quoted saying she would like to buy the New York Knicks someday.
Rodgers is dating a woman who can potentially become the second-ever president of an NBA franchise, just behind Jeanie Buss. Here’s what Mallory told the press back in 2017: “I want to buy the Knicks one day. I don’t need to swap (teams); my dad can keep the Bucks. I think women are hugely underrepresented in sports. I think it’s not something we talk about enough. There are no female GMs. There’s one team president who’s a woman in the NBA. There are no female head coaches-hopefully, Becky Hammon will get a head coaching job soon. But other than that…there’s never been a female commissioner in any of the four major American sports leagues.”