Alex Rodriguez’s ex-girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro shares cryptic post days after breakup: ‘Peace is the new luxury’
Jaclyn Cordeiro, Alex Rodriguez's ex-girlfriend, recently shared a cryptic Instagram post emphasizing the importance of peace in her life following their breakup. She outlined three key principles for achieving peace, including protecting one's time and accepting what cannot be controlled. Cordeiro clarified that despite their separation, there remains mutual respect and support between her and Rodriguez.
- ▪Jaclyn Cordeiro posted on Instagram about prioritizing peace after her breakup with Alex Rodriguez.
- ▪She shared three ways to achieve peace, including setting boundaries and focusing energy on what can be controlled.
- ▪Cordeiro stated that she and Rodriguez continue to have mutual love and respect despite their separation.
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Sports Entertainment Alex Rodriguez’s ex-girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro shares cryptic post days after breakup: ‘Peace is the new luxury’ By Bridget Reilly Published May 31, 2026, 2:20 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Alex Rodriguez’s ex-girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro is prioritizing “peace” in her life just days following her breakup with the former MLBer. Last week, the 46-year-old fitness instructor took to Instagram to post a picture of herself lounging by a pool in a silver bikini while admitting she has realized “peace is the new luxury.” “Peace comes from protecting your energy, releasing control, and giving yourself permission to rest,” she wrote before adding three ways for her followers to achieve it.
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