Julio Rodriguez’s sister Odette dons dark brown string bikini, strikes confident pose by the beach rock

Having joined the Seattle Mariners organization as an international free agent in 2017, Julio Rodriguez made his MLB debut in 2022.

Bursting onto the scene by winning the AL Rookie of the Year award, Rodriguez has since made a name for himself as one of the finest outfielders in the majors, earning three All-Star selections, two Silver Slugger awards and an All-MLB first team selection.

His family, including his sister, Odette, played a key role in Julio’s journey, doing all they could to help him succeeded in living his dream and making it to the big leagues.

In addition to being an entrepreneur, Odette Rodriguez is popular on social media, boasting over 22,600 Instagram followers. She posts regular updates about her day-to-day life, flaunting her elegant fashion sense in the process.

She posted a snap to her Instagram story on Thursday, sporting a dark brown string bikini while soaking up the sun at the beach.

Julio Rodriguez’s sister, Odette, was cheering for Team Dominican Republic at the 2026 World Baseball Classic

Boasting several major league superstars like Julio Rodriguez, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Fernando Tatis Jr. on the roster, while being coached by legendary slugger Albert Pujols, it was not surprising to see the Dominican Republic Baseball team favored by many fans and experts alike to win the 2026 World Baseball Classic.

While Julio was hard at work on the field, his sister, Odette, was in the stands, cheering for her nation. On March 6, she posted a series of snaps from LoanDepot Park in Miami, making her allegiance clear.

“I come from a land, and I carry it in my blood 🩸. God bless the DR,” Odette Rodriguez captioned her Instagram post in Spanish.

The Dominicans got off to a flying start, winning all three of their games in pool play to finish the first phase of the tournament as the top-seeded team in Pool D. Then, they made light work of Team Korea in the quarterfinals, beating them 10-0.

They met their match in the semifinals, facing off against the bookies’ favorites, Team USA. Despite taking the lead, Julio Rodriguez and company ended up losing 2-1, bringing their dream run to an end.