Aaron Rodgers Says He Doesn't Have 'Ill Will' Towards His Family and Is Open to a 'Reconciliation'

Aaron Rodgers and the Rodgers family.Photo:Chance Yeh/WireImage; Luke Rodgers/Instagram Chance Yeh/WireImage; Luke Rodgers/Instagram Aaron Rodgersis open to reconnecting and reconciling differences with his family, the NFL star says in his new Netflix docuseries.Rodgers, 41, and his immediate family have had a long-estranged relationship, which the quarterback says dates back to incidents that occurred when he was in high school. The docuseries,Aaron Rodgers: Enigma, began streaming Tuesday and the three hour-long episodes detail the four-time NFL MVP’s career and controversies — from his opinions on vaccines and psychedelic medicines to the drama within his family.

Aaron Rodgers Says He Had 'Stunted Emotional Intelligence’ Growing Up Because His Dad Didn't Cry (Exclusive)

Aaron Rodgersis opening up about the impact his father had on his ability to understand emotions. The clip opens with Rodgers — whosepublic rift with his familydates back to 2014 — as he participates in an ayahuasca ceremony. “I think part of the real joy in this work, is, there is such a feminine spirit to ayahuasca,” he says, suggesting that the psychedelic drug allows users to “model a new way of thinking about masculinity, or what it means to be a man.

Aaron Rodgers Says He Plans on Doing Ayahuasca Again This Off-Season: 'It Was Life-Changing'

Photo:John Lamparski/Getty Images John Lamparski/Getty Images Aaron Rodgershas plans for the off-season — and they include indulging in psychedelic drugs. During his regular appearance onThe Pat McAfee ShowTuesday, the New York Jets quarterback showed his appreciation for ayahuasca, but did not go so far as to endorse it to the greater public. “I definitely encourage people to look into it,” the 40-year-old NFL star said. “I don’t think it’s smart to maybe recommend it because people always want to blame other people for certain things, but I can speak for my own experience it was life-changing, has been life-changing, and it is something that I look forward to doing in some form or fashion this off season as well.

Aaron Rodgers Says He's 'Losing Friendships, Family' amid Controversial Views in New Netflix Docuseries: Watch Trailer

Aaron Rodgers' controversial views have led to him losing family and friendships, the New York Jets quarterback says in an upcoming Netflix documentary about his comeback from an Achilles injury. In the trailer forAaron Rodgers: Enigma, released Tuesday, Dec. 3, Rodgers, 41, admits: “Losing friendships, family. It was heartbreaking.” The scene opens with him lying down while having a sound bath performed. Watch the trailer below: The upcoming three-part documentary series arrives on the streaming platform on Dec.

Aaron Rodgers Says His ‘Questioning’ of Christianity ‘Really Changed’ His Relationship with His Family

Aaron Rodgers.Photo:Ryan West/Netflix Ryan West/Netflix Aaron Rodgerssays he and his family’s differing opinions about religion have been one of the biggest sticking points intheir relationship over the years. Rodgers, 41, points to the moment he began “questioning” his Christian upbringing as a time whenhe and his family began to grow apart, the NFL quarterback reveals in a new Netflix project about his life. The docuseries,Aaron Rodgers: Enigma, began streaming Tuesday on Netflix.