Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby is American TV performer and personality. Following her win as Miss District of Columbia 2011, she became known as a household name. She has also been an integral part of The Real Housewives of Potomac ever since it began in the month of January in. Ashley Darby has a strong love of entrepreneurship, the hospitality industry, as well as holistic health. Ashley is an Maryland native who has a hot personality. She has been raised with unrivaled tenacity. Ashley was the oldest of her family, and was able to have multiple jobs when she was an adult. She supported her mom as she is single and her two younger siblings. As she approached 18years old, Ashley began attending University of Maryland while bartending on the side. This helped her to keep a steady income for her family and herself. Ashley's skills as a bartender were observed in the Miss District of Columbia Pageant which she was awarded the crown in 2011. Ashley was able to begin being with Michael Darby. He is an entrepreneur in real estate from Australia, with over more than 29 years of expertise. Ashley found herself in a completely new environment. Ashley and Michael got married, and were their proud grandparents of Dean Michael in 2019 and Dylan Matthew in 2021. The two spent eight years apart, and then officially separated at the end of 2022. Ashley is a yoga instructor and believes in the value of inner peace, as well as outer physicality. Ashley has a lot of fun, however she has to work hard to maintain a healthy lifestyle in love. Ashley is an actor as well as a television host. Her first job was as a waitress, which helped provide for her family. When she was a young girl, her love for fashion and the entertainment industry was apparent. She also entered the contest in a spirited manner. The contest was won by her. Miss District of Columbia title in 2011 as well. In the years that followed she participated in Miss America and even though she didn't win the title of Miss America she won a $500,000 prize. She was awarded a $5,000 scholarship along with her John Curran Award Non-Finalist Interview.