Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby (born April 14 in 1980) was born on April 14, 1980. She is an American actor and singer. Her fame was boosted when she won Miss District of Columbia 2011 as well as being a member of The Real Housewives of Potomac from its beginning on January 16, 2016. Ashley Darby is a successful business owner who is driven helping others and promoting the holistic way of life. As an Maryland born, with a fiery personality Ashley was infused with determination and an inexplicably strong desire to be successful. Ashley was the oldest of her family and grew to hold multiple jobs as a child. Her mother was her support and dad, who are both single, as well as her siblings. After turning 18, she joined her first university, the University of Maryland, and also bartended to help her keep a steady financial position for the family and herself. As a bartender, Ashley was approached for her fellow contestants in the Miss District of Columbia Pageant and was crowned the title in the year 2011. Then, shortly afterward, Ashley got to know Michael Darby an Australian real millionaire in the real estate industry who's nearly 30 years younger than her. Ashley was introduced to an entire world she'd never known existed. Ashley and Michael were married and they became parents in 2019, as well as 2021. While the two shared 8 years of being together, they formally ended their relationship in 2022. Ashley is a certified Yoga teacher. Ashley believes that balance is about inner peace and external physical fitness. Ashley, despite having the most enjoyable time, is still working to find a balance between the love of her family and business. In terms of her professional career, Ashley is a television personality by profession. But she began her career as bartender in order to help her family financially. The desire for fashion and entertainment started at the age of a little girl. When she was 18, she entered the competition and showed her full determination. She was awarded both the Miss District of Columbia title in 2011, as well. In the following year, she was a participant at the Miss America pageant but even although she did not win the title, she was able to be awarded an award. The scholarship was worth $5000, and was also awarded her the John Curran Non-Finalist Interview Award.