Alex Rodriguez's girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro gets honest about art of letting go in a powerful one-liner

Jaclyn Cordeiro, girlfriend of former MLB legend and New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez, recently shared a powerful thought on social media regarding the art of letting go.

In her latest Instagram story, she delivered an emotional one-liner that resonated with many of her followers, stressing the importance of releasing what no longer serves us.

The IG story that Jaclyn Cordeiro shared on Saturday read:

"I FOCUS ON WHAT I CONTROL AND I LET GO OF WHAT I CAN'T CONTROL."

Image Credit: Instagram/@jac_lynfit

Besides her motivational and thoughtful content, Jaclyn Cordeiro is also known across social media for being a fitness expert.

Jaclyn Cordeiro and Alex Rodriguez have been dating since 2022 and since then, they have attended many award functions together as a couple. This Thanksgiving was no exception as the couple celebrated the special day together.

Alex Rodriguez shared the moments from the Thanksgiving dinner through an Instagram post. The caption of his post read:

"Thankful to be surrounded by this beautiful group of family and friends. So proud of our blended family, staying together through thick and thin. ❤️."

Jaclyn Cordeiro and Alex Rodriguez enjoyed a trip to Paris

Jaclyn Cordeiro and Alex Rodriguez were recently on a trip to Paris. Cordeiro used her Instagram handle to share the special moments from the trip on Jan. 3.

"Pardon My French ❤️🤍💙," Cordeiro wrote in the caption of her post.

As a player, Alex Rodriguez achieved great success. He represented several teams in the course of his MLB career that spanned over 22 years, including the Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers and the Yankees, where he played for 12 seasons.

A-Rod played 2,784 games, where he maintained a batting average of .295, an on-base percentage of .380 and a slugging percentage of .550.

The year 2014 was a tough one for A-Rod as he found himself at the center of a big controversy. He was banned for the 2014 season after the use of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs).

Alex Rodriguez won the World Series in 2009 with the Yankees and also won three AL MVP awards and two Gold Glove awards. He ended his career as a 14-time All-Star and 10-time Silver Slugger.