Jackson Holliday's wife Chloe serves 'warm weather' vibes in chic baggy pants & puffer jacket

Modified Apr 13, 2025 13:08 GMT

Jackson Holliday's wife, Chloe, shared her latest look with her Instagram followers on Saturday.

Chloe Holliday shared a picture of herself posing in front of a mirror in a modern, well-lit room while wearing a brown puffer jacket and blue jeans.

“Ready for some warm weather in bmore,” she captioned the post.

Chloe IG (Credits Instagram@chloehollidayyy)

Earlier this week, Chloe traveled to Arizona to watch the Baltimore Orioles take on the Arizona Diamondbacks in a three-game series.

The Orioles managed to win only one game in the series before returning to Baltimore to face the Toronto Blue Jays. Saturday’s game against the Blue Jays ended in a 5-4 victory for Baltimore.

Jackson Holliday opens up about meeting his wife Chloe during high school

During an appearance on the Sports Spectrum podcast last year, Jackson Holliday, who attended Stillwater High School in Oklahoma, opened up about how he started dating Chloe.

"We moved to Oklahoma in my freshman year of high school and so Chloe and my cousin Olivia were pretty good friends. So, I had known Chloe, kind of started talking that summer and then once the school year rolled around when we were sophomores in high school, we just started kind of hanging out almost every day and started dating and here we are now. So, pretty easy meet up, nothing too crazy but yeah my cousin kind of hooked everything up a little bit."

The couple married in 2024 and celebrated their one-year anniversary in January. Holliday shared some photos from their wedding to wish his wife on the special occasion, captioning the post:

“1 year of being married to my best friend. I love you @chloehollidayyy”

Jackson Holliday and the Orioles are scheduled to face the Blue Jays again on Sunday.

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