Yes, Aarón is a proud dad to a young son named Yuma. He often takes to Instagram to share sweet photos of himself bonding and spending time with his boy. 

The chef's father died when he was just a teenager, so he tries to teach his boy about how his late dad was a hard worker and a man of few words. "I try to tell my son the importance of hard work and not complaining," he previously told Inside Hook. 

Despite maybe being single, Aarón understands the concept of love, especially the tough love that was given to him by his mother growing up. "Of course it’s your mother and you assume you’re going to get nurtured and comforted. And when your mom sets you straight and tells you to hang tough it was very brash at times. Her mother, my grandmother, was very similar. It was a hard pill to swallow," he shared in October.

"I understood why as she had to assume both roles, as a father figure and the matriarchal role. I got it. I’ve tried to implement a lot of that style of tough love in my work life and my personal life as well," he added. "Because you don’t do anybody any justice by bullshitting them or skirting around the subject. Nothing’s accomplished when you do that."

Single or taken, Aarón is loving life. "There’s so many different things about New Orleans, but to come full circle in life means so much. My career started here and I didn’t realize it’s where I’d end up for the latter part of my career," he said of residing in the city. "I just love the fact that it’s a hub for chefs and a melting pot of cuisines. It really speaks to me. I love the people and my friends and business colleagues. It’s just a beautiful place. It’s exactly where I want to be."