Aaron Rodgers' Rumored Girlfriend Mallory Edens Lives An Extremely Lavish Life

Aaron Rodgers has been linked to a slew of A-listers in recent years, but his current flame Mallory Edens is still on the come-up. Rodgers and Mallory set off the 'new couple' radar in early 2023, when SportsGossip.com reported that their platonic friendship had taken a romantic turn. Mallory is the daughter of Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Wes Edens, and she and Rodgers had been pictured sitting together courtside at Bucks games for years. But Mallory raised eyebrows when she was spotted posing in Green Bay Packers' gear in January, alongside Randall Cobb and Marcedes Lewis' wives, just ahead of playoff season.

Now that Rodgers has traded in bay green and cheese gold for the New York Jets' green and white, it's further fueled speculation about his romance with Edens. After all, the basketball heiress is from New York! Did that factor into the quarterback's decision to switch franchises? One thing is for sure: Mallory is different from a lot of the women Rodgers previously dated. His latest ex, Blu of Earth, was said to be a witch, though others felt she was just a normal hippie. Her alternative approach to life even inspired Rodgers to go on a darkness retreat, where he spent some time in sensory deprivation contemplating his future. It's exactly the kind of out-of-the-box thinking we saw from Rodgers' other ex, Shailene Woodley, who embraced a more *natural* approach to health and wellness.

That said, Mallory's glitzy lifestyle is a far cry from both Blu and Woodley's.

We know that Instagram is a highlight reel, but where Mallory Edens is concerned, it's a pretty sweet highlight. The NBA heiress likes to flaunt her wealth in the form of designer clothes, tropical vacations, courtside tickets, luxury ocean yachts, you name it! Money is no object, given her father's status as a billionaire, but Edens makes her own dollar bills through her thriving modeling career. Us Weekly reports that she is signed by Women Management Los Angeles as well as Ford Models, and has been modeling for top-tier designers like Alaïa and Alessandra Rich.

The model has also made a splash in the sports world. Because her dad co-owns an NBA team, he was able to snap a spot for his daughter to represent the Milwaukee Bucks at the 2014 NBA Draft Lottery, per the Daily Mail. The national TV appearance catapulted Edens onto fans' radars, and she began spending more time courtside and behind-the-scenes with the Bucks. This taste of sports fame only made her hungry for more. "I wanna buy the [New York] Knicks one day," she told TMZ Sports in 2017. According to NBC Sports, the Knicks are currently the second most valuable franchise in the NBA at $6.58 billion, more than double the value of the Bucks. Clearly, Edens aims high, and now she's got some NFL arm candy (in the form of Aaron Rodgers) to add to her already impressive resume.

You know who else has a taste for the finer things in life? Mallory Edens' rumored boyfriend, Aaron Rodgers, who owns a mansion in Del Mar, California. The palatial property cost him a cool $28 million and features "a media room, a subterranean lounge/games room, three guest bedrooms and a ... master suite with a spa-style bathroom and a private ocean view deck," according to Variety. (Previously, Rodgers owned some luxurious digs in Wisconsin, which he's since offloaded.) Then, there's his fleet of luxury cars. Just Richest reported that the star QB has auto brands like Tesla, Ford, Mustang, and Mercedes-Benz sitting in his (multi-car) garage. Phew. Between Rodgers' taste in cars and real estate, and Edens' penchant for expensive clothing and vacations, these two have their work cut out for them.

Rodgers is in the twilight of his football career, and we don't know yet whether he has his eye on the kind of lucrative analyst gig that Drew Brees snapped up. But Edens has big plans to continue generating, and spending, her wealth. In order to one day buy the New York Knicks, she'll have to "make a billion, trillion dollars," as she explained during an ESPN appearance (via the Daily Mail). Just think about how many Mustangs and Mercedes Rodgers could buy with a trillion dollars.