Jaclyn Cordeiro has shared a cryptic message on social media about prioritizing 'peace' just days after her split from Alex Rodriguez. The fitness instructor, 46, announced earlier this month that she and baseball legend Rodriguez, 50, have gone their separate ways after more than three years together.
Amicable Split or Subtle Swipe?
She reportedly told TMZ that there was 'absolutely no animosity' between them after seemingly breaking up on amicable terms. Yet in one of her first posts after the split, Cordeiro appeared to take a swipe at her ex-boyfriend this week by saying she has realized 'peace is the new luxury.'
Alongside a photo of herself in a bikini on a sun lounger, she wrote: 'POV: You’re in your 40s and realize peace is the new luxury. Peace comes from protecting your energy, releasing control, and giving yourself permission to rest.'
Three Rules for Inner Peace
Cordeiro then set out three rules telling her 153,000 followers to 'protect your time', 'accept what you can't control' and 'make space for yourself without guilt.'
Behind the Breakup
Insiders close to Rodriguez, a World Series champion and 14-time MLB All-Star, revealed that the couple had actually been quietly living separate lives for about two months before splitting. Cordeiro is also reportedly navigating a serious health matter involving a close family member, which has naturally shifted her personal focus away from the relationship.
They were first romantically linked back in October 2022 before making their relationship Instagram official during a festive family trip that winter. Jaclyn and Alex later made their first major public appearance together at an NBA game in January 2023, quickly becoming a staple of the celebrity sports scene.
Throughout their three-year romance, the pair frequently shared glimpses of their blended families, often posing alongside their respective daughters on social media. As they transition into this new chapter, both parties have requested privacy out of respect for their loved ones and the close bond they still share.
