Harrison Burton’s fiancée Jenna hopped in on her workout regime “early” on Christmas eve

Harrison Burton's bride-to-be Jenna Petty shared her early workout on Christmas Eve. She shared the post on her Instagram stories, where she has over 16k followers.

Petty actively shares about her lifestyle on social media. She is a former student at the High Point University in North Carolina, where she was also the captain of the dance team. She grew popular among NASCAR fans as they spotted her with Burton. The two have been dating since 2017.

In a recent stories post, she revealed her early workout on Christmas Eve.

"MERRY CHRISTMAS EVE!! getting the work in early," Jenna Petty wrote.

Jenna Petty shares her early workout on Instagram (@jennapetty_ on IG)

As mentioned, Harrison Burton and Jenna Petty have been dating since 2017. They also got engaged earlier this year in March. Earlier this year, the two celebrated their seventh anniversary on social media.

Jenna shared a heartwarming post on social media describing their relationship. Explaining 'perfection', she wrote:

"To me, and for me, you are perfect - whether or not anyone else agrees. I could never want or need you to be more. You are my best friend, rock, confidant, unconditional love, and now, fiancé. Our love never gets old. from 15, to 22, to forever, it’s you and me - always has been and always will be. Happy anniversary, lover boy."

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Harrison Burton on returning to Xfinity Series with AM Racing in 2025

The 24-year-old Harrison Burton had been racing with Wood Brothers Racing for the past three seasons. He also qualified for the playoffs after winning the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona. However, he was eliminated after the race at Bristol.

Given his performances, the team did not sign him again for next season. Josh Berry is set to replace him. Meanwhile, Burton will return to the Xfinity Series with AM Racing.

He believes he can improve the team and assist the team in winning races in the future.

"I’m excited to join AM Racing and help build it into the race-winning race team I believe it can and will be," Burton said in a statement. "I think this will be a great opportunity for me to take the things I’ve learned in the Cup Series, bring those to the Xfinity Series and be the best driver I can be."

"It’s a blessing to continue my Nascar journey, and I intend to make the most of this opportunity," he added.

Harrison Burton has had a much better record racing in the Xfinity Series. He clinched four wins and 49 top tens over the course of three years with Joe Gibbs Racing in the series.