Shailene Woodley And Aaron Rodgers Don’t Talk About Politics And Disagree “On A Lot Of Things”

Quick, name something about Aaron Rodgers that doesn’t have to do with football (I just saved a whole lot of people who know jack shit about football). Did you say, “Aaron Rodgers has some truly messy half-baked theories about the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccines, and horse paste?” Well congratulation, you know pretty much all there is to know about current-day Aaron Rodgers. But what you may not know is that Aaron Rodgers might not be sitting around at home with his fiancé Shailene Woodley, talking about all the ways President Joe Biden is personally attacking him for being an UAH (Unvaccinated American Hero). Sources say that Shailene and Aaron disagree on many things.

Speculation has been swirling around Shailene for a while now, all thanks to the inconvenient truth of the old saying, “You are the company you keep.” Shailene has never come out with a selfie and an I GOT VACCINATED sticker, so no one knew for sure where she stood on the issue. But there were some clues that had people guessing. For starters, Shailene and Aaron were known to be pandemic vacation buddies with Miles Teller and his wife. There was a rumor that Miles had refused to get vaccinated and was careless when it came to COVID safety. But Miles later claimed he is vaccinated. Then there was Shailene jumping to Aaron’s defense on social media after Aaron was caught lying about his immunization status, and revealed that he caught COVID and had been taking medical advice from Joe Rogan.

But a source tells People that everyone can stop assuming Shailene and Aaron are two peas in a COVID vaccine conspiracy pod. Because they might not actually agree on that.

“They are not talking about their politics, and they never really have,” says the source. “They disagreed on a lot of things. Early on, they decided to agree to disagree about things and not debate them.”

“She is not someone whose mind you can change, so Aaron hasn’t even tried,” the source adds.

Keeping conversations to pleasant chit-chat and small talk seems like a recipe for a long-lasting healthy relationship. But doesn’t Shailene have any sort of gut feeling to say something when Aaron starts going off about how people are only rooting against the Green Bay Packers because he’s anti-vaxx? If they were the type of couple who talk politics, she might remind him it’s probably because he’s made it pretty obvious he wants to get traded. But I guess she just nods her head and goes, “Uh huh, sounds good honey. Pass me an extra pillow? This side of the couch is lumpy.”

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