PICS: Alabama Crimsonette Chloe Holladay bids farewell with glamorous selfies while donning chic Crimson Tide fit

Alabama Crimsonette Chloe Holladay has become famous due to her interaction with analysts Paul Finebaum and Tim Tebow on SEC Network after the Crimson Tide beat Georgia in the 2023 SEC championship game. Holladay has since gathered a huge following of 349,000 on Instagram.

On Friday, she posted pictures on Instagram of herself graduating from Alabama's Capstone Nursing School. She wore a chic, crimson outfit as she bid farewell to Alabama.

"now accepting offers for full-time naps 💤," Chloe Holladay wrote.

During an interview with Sports Illustrated last month, Chloe Holladay revealed what her plans after graduating from Alabama and leaving the Crimsonettes would be.

"I would love to be the first NFL majorette," Holladay said. "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."

Chloe Holladay fulfilled childhood dream of being a Crimsonette

Chloe Holladay first saw the Crimsonettes in action when she attended an Alabama Crimson Tide game when she was six years old. She was born in Hartselle, and the Crimson Tide are the team to support where she hails from, by her own admission during a September interview with the "Hartselle Enquirer."

“The first time I saw the Crimsonettes, I was pretty small. When I saw the sequins and the big hair, I was like, ‘Oh my goodness.’ That’s what I wanted to be,” Holladay said. “I never lost sight of that goal.”

Holladay trained with former Crimsonettes Kim and Paige Robertson at Kim's Star Twirlers School. She then tried out for a spot in the Crimsonettes, who perform as part of the Alabama Million Dollar Band, and was granted one. She was appointed the team captain last year, a position she retained this year.

“Being that little girl that looked up to those girls, and then having little girls on gameday come up to me and they’re like, ‘Oh my goodness, an Alabama Crimsonette!’” Holladay said. “It really is a privilege, and all the hard work that I’ve put in has really paid off.

“I just remember being in that little girl’s position, and when they come up to me I just wanna hug them and say, 'You’ve got this. You’re going to be me one day,' and it’s such a privilege, such an honor.”

Chloe Holladay already revealed that the next stop in her illustrious career is to be a pioneer in the NFL as a majorette.