Former Dolphins cheerleader Lynn Aronberg is promoting the New York Jets, a team her ex-husband, a Florida State Attorney Dave Aronberg, despises.
They’re on opposite ends of the political spectrum — and now exes Dave and Lynn Aronberg are on opposing sides in sports, too.
Lynn — a former Miami Dolphins cheerleader, and the ex-wife of the State Attorney for Palm Beach County, Fla. — has shifted her NFL allegiance, in part to seemingly spite her Dolphins-loving former hubby. Lynn and another former Dolphins cheerleader, Lilly Robbins, have launched a new partnership with the Jets to promote Game Time Watches, as the brand’s publicists.
On Tuesday, Lynn told Page Six of the move, “Dave appears almost daily on MSNBC and other like-minded media to spin Trump’s legal proceedings in the worst way possible. While our battles regarding Trump were super-intense, me donning the green and white [Jets colors] in his face should definitely take our differences to a whole new level.”She added: “But at the end of the day, we know what time it is.
The release described her as a “staunch Republican and supporter of President Trump,” who felt “increasingly isolated in the marriage,” to the more left-leaning Dave.Perhaps adding salt to the wound, a glimpse at Dave’s Twitter feed reveals a Dolphins-loving dude who detests the Jets. “In NYC for a conference. It’s cold and rainy here, but watching the #Fins beat the #Jets warms my heart,” he once said via social media.Lynn writes about her “Trump Divorce” in her upcoming book.
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