Jackson Holliday's wife Chloe captures adorable moment of pup Coconut munching on Orioles rookie's glove
Baltimore Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday had a mixed rookie season this past year. Through it all, he had constant support from his wife, Chloe, who often attended his games and cheered him on in both his struggles and achievements.
The couple first met during their teenage years, attending the Stillwater High School in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Chloe frequently gives her 23k Instagram followers a peek into her personal life, sharing regular updates.
On Wednesday, she posted a playful moment on her story featuring her pet dog, Coconut.
In the click shared, Jackson and Chloe Holliday’s dog can be seen nibbling on his baseball glove. The caption in the image reads:
“Not him trying again 😭😭😭😭😭 @jackson__holliday7 coconut ate your glove”
Chloe is quite fond of her dog, Coconut, and often shares updates about him on Instagram. Last week, she took Coconut for laser therapy and shared a photo on her story with the caption:
“Just the coolest dog getting doggy therapy”
In the image, Coconut is seen enjoying the therapy session while donning sunglasses.
Jackson Holliday's wife Chloe celebrated her husband’s birthday along with dog Coconut
Jackson Holliday celebrated his 21st birthday with his wife Chloe and their furry friend, Coconut, on December 4th. Chloe Holliday shared some clicks from their celebration wishing her husband on the occasion, writing the caption:
“HAPPY BIRTHDAY HUSBAND !!!!! 21 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 me and coconut are obsessed w/ you !!!!”
The couple can be seen posing together with Chloe holding their dog, Coconut. In another photo shared, Jackson can be seen playfully posing with Coconut. Chloe Holliday also shared a clip of her husband blowing out the candles on his birthday cake.
After his contract was promoted to the majors, Holliday had a struggling start to the 2024 season, going .059 in 10 games. He was eventually demoted to the minors. However, after being called up again by the Baltimore Orioles, Holliday finished the season with a .189 batting average, hitting five homers, 23 RBIs and a .565 OPS.