New York Yankees legend Alex Rodriguez's girlfriend, Jaclyn Cordeiro, is enjoying her time vacationing in Arizona.The fitness influencer shared a glimpse from her getaway in Arizona's Paradise Valley in an Instagram post on Monday. She shared a picture from the desert and mountain town, writing:"Today's nice view."(Image source - Instagram)In a subsequent story, Cordeiro shared a picture of herself relaxing on a balcony with a beautiful sunset in the background.(Image source - Instagram)Rodriguez's girlfriend hails from Canada and when the Toronto Blue Jays clinched the World Series spot by beating the Seattle Mariners in the championship series, Cordeiro shared her excitement on Instagram.She shared a picture from Fox Studios' broadcasting booth, writing:"Yes indeed!! The Toronto Blue Jays made it to the 2025 World Series - the franchise's first appearance since 1993."While the Blue Jays had the nation rocking, the Vladimir Guerrero Jr.-led team's World Series pursuit ended with a heartbreaking Game 7 loss against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Rogers Centre earlier this month.Alex Rodriguez's girlfriend Jaclyn Cordeiro joined Yankees legend at docuseries premiere.Alex Rodriguez, who called time on his illustrious career almost a decade ago, has been in the news after his "Alex vs. ARod" docuseries premiered last week.The docuseries didn't delve deep into the former Yankees infielder's personal life or relationships. Although his ex-wife Cynthia Scurtis appeared in docuseries, it primarily revolved around A-Rod's baseball career."I made it a habit not to talk about my personal life, as far as that part of it," Rodriguez said. "(The docuseries) was more a story that was based around baseball, my fall and my lessons learned."While Jaclyn Cordeiro did not appear in the docuseries, she was present at the premiere along with Rodriguez's daughters, Ella and Natasha. They posed for a picture along with the former Yankees slugger's mother, Lourdes Rodriguez. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostNFL icon and friend Tom Brady also attended the premiere of Rodriguez's docuseries that released on HBO on Nov 6.