After an impressive 2025 season, New York Yankees superstar Jazz Chisholm Jr. has also had much to celebrate off the field. On Christmas, the infielder announced his engagement to girlfriend Ahnalys Santiago.
A popular reality TV star, Santiago got her first big break in late 2022, as she featured on Zeus Network’s popular reality show ‘Baddies.’ Ever since, she has gone on to establish herself as a favorite amongst fans of the show. In tandem, she has also pursued her passion of making music, having released her first track back in 2019.
According to Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s recent claims, however, his fiancee‘s days of starring on TV may be at an end.
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In a video posted to X on Saturday, Chisholm explained why Santiago didn’t have to return to the popular show, as the couple look forward to building a new life together.
“Jazz Chisholm lets it be known that Ahna Mac doesn’t need to do Baddies anymore, and if fans want to support her, he suggests listening to her music! 🎶🎶,” the post was captioned.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. hits back at haters with chilling message
Jazz Chisholm Jr. was one of the Yankees’ most influential players in 2025. Batting .242 with 31 home runs and 80 RBIs, the infielder played a key role in helping the Bronx Bombers qualify for the postseason, earning himself an All-Star selection and a Silver Slugger award in the process.
Despite this, the flamboyant way Chisholm plays baseball and his outspoken demeanor often makes him an easy target for rival fans and experts alike.
On Friday, the two-time All-Star hit back at his haters, posting a chilling message to X.
“Yall be making me feel like I’m not a normal person even in my offseason I can’t have fun on this app,” Chisholm posted. “Like damn I’m a normal person I can troll too and still put in the work!”
“That’s why I’m where I’m at! Cause words don’t affect me!! I’ve been slandered from when I was broke you think now that I’m up! a little back and forth on this app cant hurt me I swear! I thought yall knew me better than that!”
Under team control for one more season, Jazz Chisholm Jr. will be a free agent next winter.
Edited by Raghav Mehta
