Meet Mallory Edens, Aaron Rodgers' reported girlfriend and the daughter of billionaire Milwaukee Bucks owner Wes Edens

Wesley Edens, who cofounded Fortress Investment Group in 1998, is worth an estimated $3.5 billion, according to Forbes. He and his wife, Lynn Edens, have four children: daughters Mallory and Madison, and sons Quentin and Ryan.

He and fellow billionaire Marc Lasry purchased the Bucks for $550 million in 2014, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Rodgers has often been photographed sitting with Edens and her family at basketball games.

"He and my dad are friends," she told ESPN.

TMZ Sports spotted the pair sharing candy at a Bucks game in December, a month before their relationship made headlines.

In January, Sports Gossip was the first to report the news that they were dating, which was then confirmed by People magazine. An unnamed source told the magazine the relationship was "casual" but that they were "more than friends."

Rodgers had previously been engaged to actress Shailene Woodley, until they called off their engagement in February 2022.

She competed as a mid-distance runner, and she was also an equestrian during her high school years.

In 2017, Edens published an op-ed in Time magazine titled "The Problem With Pink Sport Jerseys" about how women are often marginalized in sports.

"There is nothing exceptional about a girl who is interested in sports," she wrote. "But by confining girls and young women to a section of pink jerseys, we imply that there somehow should be. We have an easier time imagining her on WAGS than we do on the field or in a team's front office facilities. We tell her, implicitly, that she can't be like Derek Jeter. In doing so, we also inform her that sports are masculine — probably before it ever occurred to her that they should be."

Edens' Instagram bio features a link to a list of abortion funds published by The Cut. She also wrote a post condemning Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, who was part of a student group that opposed affirmative action and admitting women to Princeton when he was a student there, for his role in striking down Roe v. Wade.

"Just because a bully grows up to wear a fancy robe and sit on the US Supreme Court does not mean he's no longer a bully," she wrote. "Your voice is not small and neither is your vote, please use them."

Edens is currently represented by the modeling agency Women Management Los Angeles, according to her Instagram bio. She has modeled for designers such as Alaïa and Alessandra Rich.