Aaron Rodgers is remorseful for his controversial COVID-19 vaccine comments – and how they impacted his loved ones, including (maybe???) ex Shailene Woodley.

Back in November, the 38-year-old made headlines after being accused of lying about his vaccination status to the press. Although he publicly declared he was “immunized,” Rodgers later revealed on The Pat McAfee Show that he did not receive the coronavirus vaccine since he was “allergic” to the ingredients in both Pfizer and Moderna’s mRNA vaccines.

Instead, the quarterback opted to take advice from friend Joe Rogan, who has come under fire for continuously spreading COVID misinformation on his podcast, and started using ivermectin — a deworming medicine frequently used on horses and other animals. Related: WHAT?!

Sam Hunt’s Pregnant Wife Withdrew Divorce Filing! Following the interview, Rodgers was criticized and even spoofed on Saturday Night Live for refusing the vaccine and spreading false information about the virus.

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Aaron Rodgers Apologizes to Shailene Woodley After COVID Vaccination Controversy

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