Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby has been a television and music celebrity in America for many years. She became famous after she won Miss District of Columbia 2011 and is a cast member in The Real Housewives of Potomac from its beginning on January 16, 2016. Ashley Darby is a successful person who's driven to assist others and advocate for the holistic way of life. Ashley Darby, a Marylander with a fiery personality is a dynamo by an unstoppable desire for success and tenacity. Ashley was the eldest of her siblings, and also the only child of her mother was a child who worked various jobs to help them. When she was 18years old, Ashley began attending University of Maryland while bartending on the side. This allowed her to ensure financial stability for her family and herself. Ashley was spotted in the Miss District of Columbia Pageant when she was bartending, and took home her crown in the year 2011. Ashley was introduced to Michael Darby, an Australian millionaire who is 29 years older than she is. Ashley discovered a whole new world. Ashley and Michael were married in the year 2019. They became proud parents of Dean Michael and Dylan Matthew. They had a wonderful time with each other, but split by 2022. Ashley is a Yoga certified instructor. Ashley believes that balance is about inner peace and external physical fitness. Although she's having the most enjoyable time of her life, Ashley is working on how to balance love family work and motherhood. Ashley has a lot to do as far as her professional life is concerned, she's a TV presenter. She initially worked as a waitress to help provide for her family. Though she's been passionate about the fashion industry and entertainment since early in life but it wasn't until later that her interest was recognized. She also entered the contest and was determined to win. She also won the title as well as becoming Miss District of Columbia in the year 2011. Followed by this she also participated at the Miss America pageant but even while she wasn't able to win the title, she did receive an award. She was awarded a $5,000 scholarship as well as the John Curran Award Non-Finalist Interview.