"You're easy to love" - Jackson Holliday's wife Chloe pens romantic message on 1st wedding anniversary; Orioles star reacts
Jackson Holliday and his wife, Chloe, celebrated their first wedding anniversary on January 6. The Baltimore Orioles infielder reacted to a romantic post by her partner.
Chloe marked the milestone on Instagram, sharing black-and-white photos from their wedding day accompanied by a heartfelt caption:
“One year & forever to go. Didn’t know it was possible to love you more than I did this day, your easy to love jax ❤️”
In the photos, Jackson Holliday is seen wearing a suit, while Chloe looks stunning in her bridal gown. Holliday also expressed his love for Chloe in the comments, writing:
“I love you.”
Jackson's sister, Gracyn, joined in, commenting:
“Sooo sweet! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️”
Jackson Holliday and Chloe attended the same high school in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The couple got engaged in December 2022 and exchanged vows in 2024.
Jackson Holliday’s first marriage anniversary post garners reaction from wife Chloe
On Monday, Jackson Holliday took to Instagram to share his joyous moment with his fans. Holliday posted photos featuring him and his wife, Chloe, along with the caption:
“1 year of being married to my best friend. I love you @chloehollidayyy”
Chloe responded in the comments, writing:
“Love you the most ❤️❤️❤️”
Just a day earlier, the couple celebrated the birthday of their pet dog, Coconut. Chloe shared adorable pictures of their dog wearing a birthday hat with the number "1," captioning the post:
“COCONUT TURNS ONE ! happiest lil buddy 🥥🥥🥥🥥🥥”
Both Jackson and Chloe were seen in the photos posing with Coconut. Holliday is coming off his rookie season with the Baltimore Orioles, after being drafted by the team in 2022.
He is the son of former MLB star Matt Holliday, who enjoyed a stellar career as a seven-time All-Star, a World Series champion, and a four-time Silver Slugger Award winner.
Jackson Holliday’s brother Ethan is another talented member of their family and is expected to be a top pick in the 2025 MLB Draft.