Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby is American TV presenter and singer. The actress became famous after winning Miss District of Columbia 2011. The Real Housewives of Potomac has been featuring her as a frequent cast member since January 2016. Ashley Darby, an entrepreneur and philanthropist who has a passion for holistic health and hospitality, is an ardent entrepreneur. Ashley Darby, a Marylander who has a fiery character, is a dynamo with an insatiable thirst to succeed and determination. Ashley was a child of an unmarried mother who provided with the children's needs and Ashley's older siblings. When she turned 18, she joined to the University of Maryland, and she also worked as a bartender in order to keep a steady financial position for the family and herself. While bartending Ashley was scouted for her fellow contestants in the Miss District of Columbia Pageant and was crowned the crown in 2011. Ashley started with Michael Darby. He is a real estate millionaire from Australia who has more than 29 years of expertise. Ashley found herself in a completely new world. Ashley and Michael got married, and were their proud grandparents of Dean Michael in 2019 and Dylan Matthew in 2021. After eight years together, they separated officially in 2022. Ashley is a certified yoga instructor. She believes that balance is all about inner peace and physical health. Even though she's having the time of her life Ashley is working to figure out the best way to manage love, family, business and motherhood. Ashley's job is a TV personality. At first she worked as a bartender because her family was in need of cash. Although she has been fascinated by fashion and entertainment from very beginning in her life but it wasn't until the time she was recognized. When she was 15, she participated in a pageant with complete determination. She also won the title, and was also crowned Miss District of Columbia in the year 2011. After that, in the year 2011, she participated at The Miss America Pageant. Although she did not get the title, she got the scholarship. She won a scholarship of $5000 as well as the John Curran Non-Finalist Interview Award.