In Photos: Jackson Holliday's wife Chloe's new custom pendant shines with love for Orioles' rising star husband

Jackson Holliday's wife, Chloe, was radiating love with her pre-game snaps ahead of the Baltimore Orioles game against the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field on Friday. Chloe posted a selfie in which she can be seen wearing a custom pendant.

The pendant had Holliday's jersey number, #7, customized on it. She tagged Happy Jewelers, an Orange County Jewelry & Watches Store since 1973. She also had another custom pendant with the holy cross on it.

"Pre-game hotel room," Chloe wrote. "Love my No. 7"

Chloe Holliday's Instagram story

Jackson Holliday and Chloe know each other from their high school days in Oklahoma. The couple got engaged in December 2022 while on a trip to Mexico and married in an exquisite wedding in January.

Jackson Holliday talks about her wife Chloe's support

In an exclusive interaction with SportsKeeda's Dan Connolly, the Baltimore Orioles top prospect talked about how his wife has been beside him since high school while also undergoing her studies online.

"We started dating my sophomore year in high school, so we have been together for almost five years now," Holliday said. "She was able to come travel with us on the (amateur) baseball circuit, so she has seen it all. We got married this offseason in West Palm Beach (Florida), were engaged last offseason.

"So, it has been great to have her with me. She does online school at (Oklahoma State University), so she is able to travel and be here for spring training and the season. She is trying to get her marketing degree, or she may switch over to health or something like that. She’s the best."

The Holliday family is completed by their pet, whom they have named Coconut. When Jackson Holliday was in the minors playing for the Triple-A Norfolk Tides at Harbor Park, Coconut was a regular, accompanying Chloe to games.

Holliday's first stint in the majors wasn't great, with him going 2-for-34 in 10 games. However, upon his second return, Holliday has done well. In the first five games upon his return, Holliday hit 7-for-18 (.389) with two home runs and seven RBIs.