Where Are Isabelle and Holliday From Bama Rush Now?

Isabelle Eacrett Bama Rush finished her first year at Alamba now. Isabelle Eacrett is back home from College Summer of 2023.

She is from Rancho Cucamonga, California. She studied at Los Osos High and graduated in 2022.

This summer, she headed back to her hometown. She even decided to have therapy, focusing on herself, gold jewelry, homemade meals, and self-respect.

The Alamba student recently joined Amanda Uprichard Summer Lunch Party in Melrose Place and thanked Amanda Uprichard and Pull Public Relations for the lovely event.

According to Teen Vogue, Isabelle discovered her chosen family as being part of a sorority.

In 2022, she added she would attend the University of Alabama next year. She felt excited to take on this journey as she was planning on rushing a sorority.

She asked for some help with getting letters of recommendation from any member of sororities, including Alpha Chiomega, Alpha Delta PI, Alpha Gamma Delta, Gamma Phi Beta, and more.

Finally, she received a proposal from an Alpha Delta Pi member.

When Isabelle first mentioned someone had reached out to her to be a part of this documentary, her mother, Stephanie Eacrett, said no.

As her daughter was willing to hear more about it, Stephanie, a math tutor, reluctantly went with Isabelle one morning in the Fall of 2021 to meet the director, Rachel Fleit, at a coffee shop in Pasadena.

As she met Fleit, her strong opinion changed pretty instantly.

The math tutor said Rachel is genuine and knew this project would be just what she said it would be, a portrayal of young women today.

The student wanted to do the project so she could tell her story. As a result, she started filming in senior high school when she was 17.

Now, she felt it would be different to watch her on TV as she reached 19 this year.

Hailey Holliday ended her journey on HBO Max and dropped out of Bama Rush. 

As per AL.com, the 20-year-old student quit the rush process early.

The model loves doing bible studies, meeting new people, going to the beach, hanging out with friends, and making the best of every moment these days. 

Also, she enjoys playing tennis and running track.

The Pace High School graduate participated in Miss Alabama Teen USA 2021 pageant and held the Orange Beach title as she placed top 10.

She felt proud of herself as she had a lot of obstacles in her way while getting ready for the opportunity.

Trident Home Loans, ARTX Excavations, and Luxe Boutique sponsored her on her journey. Kelsey Copeland Fields coached her while Lexie Waltman did her H&M.

Although she didn't win the contest, she prepared for the next year.

On January 28, 2023, she competed for her dream job in Miss Alabama.

Although she did not win the title, she felt she had won many lifelong friendships.

From her journey to Miss Alabama, she learned things about herself.

Miss Orange Beach USA recently seemed active in judging the event and teaching children.

Hailey Holliday Bama Rush recently helped at Saint Benedict Catholic School's German sausage festival.

Kymberly Sheldon Soule was invited to their event as a judge. Moreover, Mrs. Byrd requested her to North Baldwin Beauty Review, and she had a great time judging and meeting the amazing women at the event on March 9, 2023.

Besides this, she loved reading to Mrs.Musgrove's class at Gulf Shores Elementary.

The Max original project focuses on four women as they rush the sorority system in 2022 at the University of Alabama.

The student featured in the Max documentary Bama Rush is Shelby Rose, Isabelle Eacrett, Hailey Holliday, and Makalya Miller.

According to CNN, women felt excited to join the sorority's recruitment but later became unhappy with their discoveries.

Likewise, Rose, a dancer, has publically mentioned the documentary in her Tiktok that it was very different when compared to reality.

The dancer stopped shooting with the crew during the rush week as it made her uncomfortable while unmatching her morals and values.

The founder of Fostering Hope is now majoring at the University of Alabama in public relations. She also takes a minor course in digital content engagement.

She expressed her love for her University and the positive aspect of the sororities and campus.

In her first year, she worked alongside Kennedy LaPierre, Lopiccolo, and Chloe Lydiaa, as PHI MU, as they let her serve in Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

This year, the dancer contested at Miss Quincy Scholarship Program and won Miss Quincy Scholarship Pageant.

Besides her, Miller also stopped filming during rush week. She is currently focusing on her criminology degree.