Alex Rodriguez’s consistent success comes as no surprise, whether it’s during his career or as an analyst after retirement. However, this time, the attention is not on his achievements, but on his eldest daughter, Natasha Rodriguez. Natasha’s notable singing talent is not hidden from the world. Taking forward her singing and acting, she will pursue BFA in musical theatre from the University of Michigan. But before she bids farewell to become one of the best, the 18-year-old changed her alliance again, making her family proud of her. 

In a year, Natasha changed her loyalty to the former team of her father’s frenemy, Derek Jeter. While doing so, she left her family humbled and in awe of her talents. 

Derek Jeter probably won’t mind the daughter of Alex Rodriguez changing alliance!

In September last year, Natasha wore a Miami Marlins jersey with Rodriguez and 13 written on her back and stood at the Loan Depot Park. Also, she sang the national anthem before the Marlins game against the Philadelphia Phillies. That day, the Miami-born future star won the hearts of countless people with her melodious voice. 

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Once again, Natasha Alexander Rodriguez stood at the same Park to mesmerise baseball fans with her voice. Wearing the same jersey, Natasha sang the national anthem during the games against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Taking to Instagram, the teenager posted a few pictures from the memorable day with the caption, “Marlins National Anthem (Reprise) 🙃”

Notably, watching this iconic talent leaving the baseball world happy and her family proud, Derek probably will not get offended. Jeter has been the CEO of the Marlins for a few years. But being a father himself, he would easily understand what a massive achievement it was for Alex’s daughter.

Baseball isn’t the only world left mesmerized by Alex’s daughter!

Months before Natasha took the ground at Loan Depot park, she stood in the Kaseya Center, the home arena of the NFL’s Miami Heat. It was the first of many chances for Natasha to show off her talent. She did so by singing the national anthem before the Heat played against her father’s team, Minnesota Timberwolves. 

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It’s been over a year since then, but Natasha Alexander has not stopped making her family proud of her.