Green Bay Packers quarterback  Aaron Rodgers has always been very protective of his private life, so, when pix came out showing Rodgers kissing actress Olivia Munn, people thought he'd be angry, but no Olivia Munn is dating Aaron Rodgers and he doesn't care who know it. The football player and the comic actress have kept their relationship under wraps for a while but it came out after a pic of Olivia and Aaron kissing on the set of "Newsroom" was leaked and went viral.
US Weekly published a photo of Munn and Rodgers kissing on the set of "Newsroom." The picture brought a lot of attention to the couple.

"You can either... embrace it or you can lock yourself away," he explained. "And I just can't do that. I need to be living my life. I'm going to continue living my life and enjoy my public life and enjoy my relationships and not worry too much about that other stuff."

Aaron Rodgers has no problems with people knowing he's dating Olivia Munn, he says "I'm real happy in my relationship." Aaron Rodgers is not shy about talking about dating actress Olivia Munn.

Olivia Munn and Aaron Rodgers  have been dating for a while now. They tried to keep their relationship a secret but now the pair are the center of attention. Does that bother Rodgers? "No," he says, "For one, I'm real happy in my relationship. And I understand what comes with it. And two, the last couple years, I've learned a lot about perspective and what's important. And, that you cannot, when you've had success individually and collectively as a team and you are highlighted for the things you've done on the field and off the field, you cannot hide from the spotlight. You have to learn to embrace it."

Rodgers told ESPN "I need to be living my life. And I'm going to continue living my life and enjoy my public life and enjoy my relationships and not worry too much about that other stuff because it's like in football - there's some things you just cannot control, and that's one of them."

"It's a different world than even in the '90s when Brett (Favre) was winning MVPs," Rodgers said. "There's a lot quicker access to information, there's camera phones that follow your every move and they enjoy the pictures; whether you're eating lunch or you're walking down the street or whatnot.

"Newsroom," the HBO drama starring Jeff Daniels and created by Aaron Sorkin starts its last season soon. Munn talked about it at WonderCon Anaheim 2014.  "I love [Season 3 being the last] because, one, I think it's so much better to do a project where everyone's excited about doing it and the work is really great and you're excited about. Sorkin writes every single episode. I'm sure there's other things that he has to do in his life, that he wants to do, and that takes a lot of time and energy. It's like, let's end when we still are on top and it's feeling doing great and we're doing work that we love. "