Brotherly love is back in play.
Aaron Rodgers has surprisingly reunited with his younger brother Jordan after years of family tension and estrangement.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, 42, posed arm-in-arm with Jordan, 38, on Friday at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, where Jordan was working as a college football analyst for ESPN.
“Great to see little bro @jrodgers11 in his element tonight @acrisurestadium. Really proud of how hard he’s worked to get to where he is now 
,” Aaron captioned the Instagram snap.
Aaron wore a gray sweater, black pants and a baseball cap for the casual meeting, while Jordan wore a black blazer and blue tie as he covered Pitt’s game against Florida State.
The brothers’ rift became public in 2016 when Jordan appeared on his now-wife JoJo Fletcher’s season of “The Bachelorette” and revealed that Aaron would not be attending his hometown visit since they were estranged.
Aaron later took issue with his younger brother discussing their family troubles on television, saying in July 2016 that it was “a little inappropriate [for Jordan] to talk publicly about some family matter.”
The NFL star was also invited to Jordan and Fletcher’s 2022 wedding in Mexico, but did not attend.
There have been signs of progress this year, however, as Jordan recently made a rare public show of support for his big-name brother during an appearance on ESPN’s “First Take.”
On Nov. 4, when asked which AFC quarterback he would trust most in the playoffs, the college football analyst surprisingly picked Aaron, offering a positive nod to the Steelers star.
Aaron, meanwhile, has been gradually rebuilding ties across the family.
The quarterback reunited with his parents, Ed and Darla Rodgers, and older brother Luke in July.
He shared photos of the get-together on social media, describing the family as “bonding.” Jordan was noticeably missing from those pictures.
Aaron also appeared to take a swipe at his younger brother the following month, referencing Jordan’s decision to discuss their estrangement on “The Bachelorette” nearly a decade earlier.
But by September, Aaron was publicly confirming that the two had reconnected as he discussed repairing family ties ahead of his parents’ move from California to Nashville earlier this year.
“A couple weeks after that, I went out to Nashville and met with my older brother,” Aaron told the “Not Just Football” podcast, referring to Luke, who lives in Tennessee with his wife, Aimee, and their three children.
“A couple weeks after that, I met with my little brother. It was cool. There were tough conversations for sure, but I’m just in a much better headspace,” he revealed.
“Now, full circle, [we’re] back together. It’s amazing. It’s been great to have all those people — my little brother, my older brother and his family, my parents — that’s been really, really special,” Aaron added.
He also credited his wife, Brittani, for helping him reach a point where reconciliation felt possible.
“My wife deserves a lot of the credit for that just to be able to get to that point to think about having the conversations, she was a big part of that,” he said.
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