Jackson Holliday and wife Chloé share sweet car moment as Baltimore Orioles infielder continues recovery from hand surgery

Jackson Holliday’s offseason has included more than workouts and rehab sessions. This week, his wife Chloé gave fans a quiet look into their personal life when she shared a relaxed car selfie of the couple on Instagram.

In the photo, the Baltimore Orioles infielder sits beside her wearing a cap, smiling softly. In another slide, she posted a close up of their hands resting together near the center console, her wedding ring clearly visible. As Holliday works his way back from hand surgery, the post offered a reminder of the steady support beside him.The timing of the story comes during an important stretch in Holliday’s young career.

The Orioles have added veteran talent this offseason, but the organization still views Holliday as a key part of its future. While his development on the field continues, his personal life has remained steady and consistent.

Jackson Holliday and Chloé Cox grew together from high school days to married life

Holliday and Chloé Cox began dating in 2019 while attending high school together in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Their relationship developed during the early years of his rise as one of baseball’s top prospects.

On December 28, 2022, shortly after being selected first overall in the MLB Draft, Holliday proposed. The engagement became public later that month, marking a major personal milestone in the same year his professional career officially began. The couple later married at Eau Palm Beach Resort and Spa in Manalapan, Florida, beginning their next chapter together.The recent Instagram post reflected that journey. The visible wedding ring and relaxed setting showed the comfort and stability they share during a demanding period in his career.

The Orioles infielder continues his recovery after February hand surgery

Holliday’s path to the majors moved quickly. Selected first overall in 2022, he advanced from Rookie League to Single A that year. By 2023, he had reached Triple A before earning his major league call up.In 218 minor league games, he slashed .304/.442/.486 with 23 home runs and 122 RBIs. Those numbers built high expectations. In 209 MLB games so far, he has recorded a .229/.300/.360 slash line with 22 home runs and 78 RBIs.

He finished the 2025 season with a .690 OPS.On February 12, Holliday underwent surgery to remove a broken hamate bone in his right hand. According to The Baltimore Banner’s Andy Kotska, “Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday said he has begun throwing a baseball again after having his broken hamate bone removed from his right hand.” Kotska added, “He said he’s supposed to begin swinging Thursday, as part of a steady buildup.”As he continues that process, the recent post from Chloé offered a simple glimpse of life beyond the field.