It Happened! Aaron Rodgers and Shailene Woodley Finally Let Us See Them Together

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Since Aaron Rodgers and Shailene Woodley confirmed their engagement in February, the pair has been notoriously private about being seen together. Things seemed to change this week as the couple was not only seen departing Mexico, they were photographed out on a date night at the Best Cafe and Bar in Hot Springs, AK. In the group photo, Aaron and Shailene can be seen cuddling up with their hands interlocked. For a "first photo" together, they certainly picked an adorable pose.

While it's unclear when the two started dating, during an appearance on The Tonight Show, Shailene stated that they had met during the pandemic. In the same episode, Shailene also confirmed that despite the news of their engagement breaking in February, the pair had been engaged "for a while."



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/aaron-rodgers-shailene-woodley-cute-pictures-48246614

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