AOC is latest pol-ebrity who doesnt comment on her private life other than the inside of her ovaries, of course

Reports are flying that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez broke up with her long-term fiancé Riley Roberts.But the Congresswoman suddenly became tight-lipped.When asked by The Post Wednesday about the split, she smiled.

And she said with a straight face, “I don’t comment on my private life – thank you.”I don’t mean to nitpick, but aren’t the inside of one’s ovaries private?It’s quite disingenuous to say this when only days ago, the 36-year-old was on an Instagram video announcing she was freezing her eggs, while pulling up her shirt, shooting a needle into her stomach and teasing her political future.Fertility is perhaps the most intimate aspect of a woman’s life.Not since the Sussexes have we seen such a farce made of the word “privacy.”Back in 2020, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry demanded it and then spilled their guts and grievances to Oprah, filmed an “intimate” Netflix docuseries about their relationship and, in the case of Harry, complained in his memoir that his room at Balmoral was smaller than his brothers.While their lives were for sale to the highest bidder, AOC’s personal revelations are deployed in pursuit of her lofty political ambitions.It’s transactional and performative, like the time she cried outside the immigration facility.Will she run for president in 2028? She’s planting the seed with a slight nod to the far left sisterhood.

Egg freezing is the next pantsuit.“This is a choice that I am making to feel more in control of my life,” she said.“I feel empowered to make this choice.”Remember, the Squad member has been a trailblazer in the fusion of shameless politician and shameless influencer: cooking dinner in a “Tax the Rich” shirt or playing the game “Among Us” while urging viewers to “get out the vote.” Accessibility and skillful oversharing have been central to her unique brand.Roberts, whom she met while the pair were students at Boston University, is the one who actually kept a low profile.

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