Alex Rodriguez’s Girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro Stuns in Black Bikini with Heartfelt Message for Canadian National Pro Qualifier Rivals

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Alex Rodriguez’s Girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro Stuns in Black Bikini with Heartfelt Message for Canadian National Pro Qualifier Rivals

Boosting Fitness Achievements: Jaclyn Codeiro Shines at Canadian National Pro Qualifiers

Jaclyn Codeiro Impresses at Toronto’s Esteemed Bodybuilding Competition

Jaclyn Codeiro, known for her relationship with MLB legend Alex Rodriguez, recently showcased her accomplishments on the bodybuilding stage. Participating in the 2025 Canadian National Pro Qualifiers, held at The Delta Hotel Toronto Airport & Conference Centre, Codeiro made a striking appearance in a black bikini, winning over both the audience and her partner’s support.

Celebrating Victory and Collaboration

Codeiro’s Instagram story captured her impressive stage presence, complemented by a glowing message of encouragement to fellow competitors. “Congratulations to all the queens who stepped on the @canadian_national_proqualifier stage this past weekend,” she wrote. Her ensemble and presentation were a collaborative effort with creators and stylists who brought her vision to life:

Bikini by @krystle_creations
Makeup by @cherrryb0mbshell
Body glow by @absolutetouchinc
Hair styled by @celinaxohair

Support from Alex Rodriguez

Alex Rodriguez, an iconic figure in baseball history, has been with Codeiro since October 2022. He actively celebrated her recent feats, sharing Codeiro’s accomplishments on his Instagram story. A repost by @canadian_national_proqualifier highlighted Codeiro among the event’s top performers, with Rodriguez showing his pride in her success.

Rodriguez’s Legacy and Business Ventures

Since retiring from professional baseball in 2016, Rodriguez has established himself as a successful businessman, investing in companies like Presidente beer. His sports legacy includes numerous accolades: as a 14-time All-Star, a 2009 World Series champion, a three-time AL MVP, and a two-time Golden Glove winner, primarily with the New York Yankees.