Aaron Rodgers And Olivia Munn Breakup After Jojo And Jordan Go On Romantic Vacation

After three years together and engagement rumors just a few months ago, actress Olivia Munn and Green Bay Packers Quarterback Aaron Rodgers have called it quits on their romance.

According to People Magazine, the pair have broken up, but it was an amicable split and they do intend to remain friends.

“They have amicably ended their relationship of three years,” a source told the magazine. “[They] remain close friends and wish nothing but the best for each other moving forward.”

The split comes just months after the pair were rumored to be engaged when Munn was spotted with a sparkling diamond ring on her left hand.

Though the couple tended to maintain some level of privacy with their romance, they were thrust into the spotlight after Rodgers’ brother, Jordan, appeared on Jojo Fletcher’s season of “The Bachelorette,” where he discussed the strained relationship with his brother with his eventual fiancee.

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When the Packers wound up one game shy of the Super Bowl earlier this year, the situation was again given sharp focus in the media after their father gave an interview about the strained relationship the family had with the football star. Rodgers then defended his girlfriend after it was speculated that she was the reason behind the estrangement.

“Olivia doesn’t really have anything to do with it,” sources said at the time. “This is not her issue; this is the Rodgers family issue. Aaron has never wanted to air this out in a public forum. He will deal with his family issues privately.”

While Munn and Rodgers’ relationship seems to have ended however, things do still appear to be going well for his brother and Fletcher, who recently returned from a romantic getaway to Fiji which they documented on Instagram.

Despite the romantic trip though, they have yet to set a wedding date.

It is unclear if the breakup will mend the estranged relationships in the Rodgers family.