Chloe Cox gets impatient for Jackson Holliday to behold her walk down the aisle: "One step closer"

Jackson Holliday is a new Major League Baseball prospect, so many are curious about his personal life.

Chloe Cox and Jackson Holliday are high school sweethearts. The couple has been together for about four years, based on their Instagram posts. Holliday frequently posts on his girlfriend's blog. One of their favorite shared hobbies is fishing.

Yesterday (Thursday, September 21) in her Instagram Stories, Chloe Cox shared a photo and wrote:

"Got my wedding dress today! One step closer, can't wait for Jackson Holliday to see it."

Jackson Holliday and Chole Cox to tie knots soon

According to their Instagram posts, Jackson and Chole got engaged on December 29, 2022. The date of their wedding, however, has not yet been revealed.

By all accounts, Chloe Cox is overjoyed at Holliday's accomplishments. Her page could be mistaken for a Jackson Holliday fan page based on how much love and support she showes her lover on the social media platform. She appears to enjoy demonstrating this and has images of herself doing so on her Instagram profile.

A light on Jackson Holliday's career

Nineteen-year-old Jackson Holliday, born December 4, 2003, is a shortstop who has made a name for himself in the MLB.

Holliday was selected first overall by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2022 MLB draft at the age of 18. His career began at Stillwater High School in Stillwater, Oklahoma, where he decided to play school baseball at Oklahoma State University after only one year.

Holliday batted .500 in 2021, with six home runs and fifty RBIs, and was voted the Central Oklahoma Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year. During the same summer, Holliday participated in a variety of public events, the most memorable of which was the Perfect Game All-American Classic at Petco Park.

Holliday made his professional debut with the rookie-level Florida Complex League Orioles on August 11, 2022, going one for three with a stolen base. He was later promoted to the Single-A Carolina League's Delmarva Shorebirds. He batted 297 with one home run, nine RBIs, and four stolen bases in twenty games for both teams.