WATCH: Alabama Crimsonette Chloe Holladay gives fans sneak peek into college night with special outfit check

As the captain of the Alabama Crimsonettes, star performer Chloe Holladay has had a busy start to the season by entertaining fans pre-game and during halftime shows at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Up next the performers will be cheering on the Crimson Tide against coach Kirby Smart's Georgia Bulldogs, who travel to Tuscaloosa for a Week 5 clash.

Ahead of the game, Holladay gave fans a sneak peek into a typical college night on an Instagram reel. In the reel, she held a bible and a notebook, showing off her Alabama outfit and shared that she was about to embark on a bible study night before grabbing a bite to eat.

She captioned the reel:

"College night 🤍"

How Chloe Holladay met her fiance

Chloe Holladay announced her engagement to her fiance Kulyn Heubbard on Instagram. The couple got engaged on July 27 and during a recent Instagram Q&A session, the pair talked about how they first 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," Holladay said. "We snapchatted for about a month, then he took me to Chilis. Then we hung out every single day."

Kulyn Hubbard also told his side of the story of their first meeting.

"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," Hubbard said.

Chloe Holladay also revealed that the couple had not decided on a wedding date yet because they have not done any planning and have not yet found a proper venue either.

Holladay is a nursing major in addition to being captain of the Alabama Crimsonettes while Hubbard is a mechanical engineer. During an interview with Sports Illustrated, Holladay revealed what she foresees for her future after leaving Alabama.

"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," Chloe Holladay said.

Even as she continues to entertain Crimson Tide fans during coach Kalen DeBoer's first season in Tuscaloosa, Chloe Holladay is balancing her studies and a relationship off the field.