In Photos: Jackson Holliday recaps dreamy Bora Bora getaway with wife Chloe packed with water adventures

Jackson Holliday with wife Chloe (Images from - Instagram.com/@jackson__holliday7)
Jackson Holliday with wife Chloe (Images from - Instagram.com/@jackson__holliday7)

Jackson Holliday struggled in his rookie season with the Baltimore Orioles in 2024. After looking out of place in his first big league call-up, he was optioned back to minors before again earning a call-up in late July. He seemed much better but still not at par, finishing the season with a .189 batting average.

His wife, Chloe, was a regular at Camden Yards whenever Holliday took to the field. With the season done and dusted, the pair jetted off to a picturesque vacation in Bora Bora.

Holliday took to Instagram on Thursday, as he looked back on the trip, posting a series of images from his time on the South Pacific island.

"Bora Bora ✔️" Jackson Holliday captioned, having succesfully crossed the location off his travel bucket list.

Jackson Holliday met his future wife when the pair were students at Stillwater High School in Oklahoma. The couple started dating and confirmed their engagement shortly after Holliday was drafted first overall by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2022 MLB Draft. The couple got married earlier this year.


Jackson Holliday's wife Chloe takes to Instagram to reminisce over "wild ride" 2024 season

There is no doubt plenty to improve upon, but the 2024 season will be a memorable one for Jackson Holliday. In the second half, Holliday improved upon his campaign after only hitting 2 for 34 in his first 10 games.

After the 2024 season came to an end, Chloe Holliday took to Instagram to reminisce about her husband's year.

"WHAT a szn & wild ride this year! Love being by your side always! Thank you Lord for another szn with my guy, cheering you on forever🧡🧡🧡" Chloe captioned her Instagram post.

Holliday can now take his mind off baseball for a few months, and spend some quality time with friends and family. The focus shifts back to baseball in the new year, with spring training typically set to start in early February.

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