Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby, an American performer and TV host is known as a well-known American. She was the winner of Miss District of Columbia 2011 and becoming a household name. The actress has also been a part of The Real Housewives of Potomac ever since it began in January 2016. Ashley Darby, an entrepreneur and philanthropist with a love for holistic health and hospitality is a fervent entrepreneur. Ashley Darby is a Marylander who has a fiery character, is taught persistence along with an undeniable drive to be successful. Ashley was the eldest of the family and began to be a multi-tasker as when she was a young person. Her mother was her support and dad, who are both single, and younger siblings. When she turned 18 she was enrolled in her first University of Maryland and bartended for a living to help maintain the family financially stable. While bartending Ashley was noticed in the Miss District of Columbia Pageant which she won the title in 2011. Then, shortly afterward, Ashley got to know Michael Darby an Australian real property millionaire who's more senior than her. Ashley discovered a whole new world and was exposed to sparks that quickly flew. Ashley and Michael were married in the year 2019. They became proud parents to Dean Michael and Dylan Matthew. After eight years with each other, they officially ended their relationship in 2022. Ashley is a yoga certified instructor. She is adamant for balance as a matter of the inner calm and physical well-being. Even though she's having the time of her life Ashley is studying how to balance love family business as well as motherhood. Ashley has worked as an TV host. In the beginning, she was a bartender because her family had to earn cash. Her love of the fashion industry and entertainment had been there when she was young. When she was a contestant, she did so with her full energy and determination. The contest was won by her. Miss District of Columbia title also in 2011. Following this, she took part at the Miss America pageant but even while she wasn't able to win the title she could get a scholarship. She received a $5000 scholarship and the John Curran Award for Non-Finalist Interview.