Olivia Munn makes Aaron Rodgers' time off from football uncomfortable as she reveals details of "toxic relationship"

Celebrity couples can be hit or miss. On one hand, they have similar lavish lifestyles with similar goals in mind. On the other hand, they are subject to constant media attention that could drive a wedge between the two partners.

The latter may have been the case for Olivia Munn and Aaron Rodgers. Towards the end of their relationship, rumors ran rampant about various faults in their relationship. Ultimately, they amicably broke up, but there appears to be some trauma and animosity left over.

Olivia Munn talks about bad therapist advice on Monica Lewinsky's podcast

Munn appeared on Monica Lewinsky's "Reclaiming" podcast recently and revealed a lot of personal details. But one in particular stood out, in which she took aim at a former therapist who encouraged her to stay in a "toxic relationship".

I don't know if there's a word to describe what that relationship was like. It was without a doubt the hardest period of my life, being in that. I felt really trapped in this really tumultuous family dynamic... [My therapist] thought that my 'picker' was off, and she would look at it as like, this person on paper looked great and when there was couples therapy, they knew how to present the right way. Then the stories I would tell seemd unbelievable.

The family dynamic seemingly points to Rodgers. By most accounts, Rodgers and Munn have remained friends even after their breakup, but there was a ton of drama surrounding his family while the two dated.

External rumors painted Munn as a villain of sorts, claiming that she was the reason behind Rodgers' strained relationships with family members. Both Rodgers and Munn denied those allegations, but who knows what really happened.

Munn's other major relationships in the past include being with Bryan Greenberg, Chris Pine, Joel Kinnaman and Tucker Roberts. She may have been talking about any of those, but she spent the most time with Rodgers.