Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby is American TV personality and singer. When she was crowned Miss District of Columbia 2011, she became an international star. She has also been a element of The Real Housewives of Potomac since its debut in January 2016. Ashley Darby is a successful business owner who is driven helping others and promoting the holistic way of life. Ashley is a Maryland resident with a hot personality. She has been raised with an unbeatable determination. Ashley was a child of a single mother to provide for her children's younger siblings as well as Ashley's older siblings. When she turned 18, she joined her first university, the University of Maryland, and also bartended to help her maintain a stable financial situation for her and her family. While bartending Ashley was sought out in the Miss District of Columbia Pageant and went on to take the title in the year 2011. Ashley quickly met Michael Darby a 29-years older Australian millionaire real estate agent. Sparks flew and Ashley was taken into a world that she had never imagined existed. Ashley married Michael in the year 2018 and the two became proud parents Dean Michael (born in 2019) and Dylan Matthew (2021). They spent 8 years apart, and then officially separated at the end of 2022. Ashley is a yoga certified instructor who believes the importance of balance to inner peace as well as outer physical fitness. Ashley, despite having all the fun in the world, is trying to figure out the best way to manage motherhood and affection. When it comes to her professional experience, Ashley is a television celebrity by profession. Her first job was as a waitress in order to support her family. As a child she was a fan of fashion and the entertainment business was evident. Moreover she then determined to participate in a pageant. She also won Miss District of Columbia 2011 and was awarded the same title. In 2011 she took part in the Miss America Pageant. Although she was not able to win the title, she received the scholarship. She was awarded a scholarship of $5000 along with an award called the John Curran Award for Non-Finalist Interview.