Olivia Munn is on a mission.
The actress and girlfriend of Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is angry at the media and is calling them out for what she believes is shoddy journalism, according to awfulannouncing.com.
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Munn is upset that media outlets for running with a story about a Twitter account on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel readers, in which one person blamed the couple's sex life on Rodgers' woes during Green Bay's current three-game losing streak.
Dear, @WashingtonPost @FoxSports and the other news outlets that followed suit. The internet, and especially.. pic.twitter.com/eYeRGaJGdY— oliviamunn (@oliviamunn) November 19, 2015
She then zeroed in on an ESPN report that speculated whether any turmoil existed in Rodgers' personal life that contributed to his struggles the last three Green Bay games (Sports World News also published a story based on the ESPN report).
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That report said: "A longtime NFL agent told me recently that when he sees one of his top-performing clients play differently, as Rodgers has of late, the first thing he wonders is if something is going on in his personal life. There's no indication that Rodgers' relationship status has changed. Lions reporters said they spotted Rodgers' girlfriend, actress Olivia Munn, at Lambeau Field on Sunday. Sometimes it's easy to forget that professional athletes have lives away from the field, and you never know what could be going on in their personal lives."
And here is Munn's response tweet:
Playing it fast & loose w/the journalism @RobDemovsky. Your professional skills are lacking... you must be having personal problems at home.— oliviamunn (@oliviamunn) November 19, 2015
Awfulannouncing.com defended Munn over the media speculation but added that the actress may be stirring a hornets nest by denouncing social media trolls.
Then again, if the Packers return to form this week against the Vikings -- a game with NFC North championship implications -- all will be forgiven for Rodgers and Munn.
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