"I started feeling bad for her": Alabama Crimsonette Chloe Holladay's fiancé Kulyn recounts their meet-cute 

Alabama Crimsonette Chloe Holladay and her fiancé Kulyn Hubbard recently took to Instagram to answer questions about how they met.

When asked about their marriage date, the couple revealed they haven't decided on a specific day to exchange nuptials because they haven't found the right venue. Chole then elaborated further on how the pair met.

"I met him off of TikTok...I actually did not meet him until my freshman year, when I was in Tuscaloosa. I had no idea how he was added on Snapchat but I did send him a snap.

"We snapchatted for about a month, then he took me to Chilis. Then we hung out every single day."

Hubbard then told his side of the story:

"She hit me up on Snapchat, we snapchatted for a few months. She's telling the truth on that one. Then I started feeling bad, so I was like, 'we gotta hang out soon.' She finally came home that summer, and I took her out and she's been hitting me up every single day."

Chloe Holladay shared an emotional video of her and her fiancé on IG

The Alabama Crimsonetter and Hubbard, a mechanical engineer, got engaged on July 27. Holladay shared a series of pictures from their special day. She wore a white dress embellished with flowers and other decorations. Hubbard went for a more casual look with a white button-down and pair of blue denim jeans.

Chloe Holladay's fiancé gifted her an emerald-cut diamond engagement ring flanked by two tapered baguette stones in gold.

The couple has maintained a "medium-distance" relationship, which can be emotional. Chole uploaded an Instagram reel that showed her hugging her fiancé while telling him goodbye. She cried at the end of the video.

"medium-distance relationships on a Sunday night"

"the Sunday goodbyes," was the caption of the post.

During an interview with Sports Illustrated, Chloe revealed her plans after college:

"I would love to be the first NFL Majorette. Essentially baton twirling that has never been a thing before so they only have NFL cheerleaders and I think it would be awesome to be the first ever."

The Crimsonettes perform during pregame and halftime at Alabama football games.