Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby has been a television and music personality in the United States for a long time. Her fame was boosted when she took home Miss District of Columbia 2011 and is a cast member on The Real Housewives of Potomac, since its inception at the beginning of January 2016. Ashley Darby is a successful person who's driven to assist others and advocate for holistic health. Ashley was born in Maryland with a bubbly personality. It has led to an energy that's unmatched. Ashley was the oldest in her family and grew to work multiple jobs as young children. She supported her mom, who is single, and her younger siblings. At the age of 18years old, Ashley began attending University of Maryland while bartending as a side hustle. It helped her keep a steady income for her family and herself. Ashley began working in bartending as she was at her first Miss District of Columbia Pageant. In the year 2011, Ashley won the Miss District of Columbia Pageant crown. Ashley was then introduced to Michael Darby who was a millionaire Australian who worked in the real-estate business. Michael was 29 years younger than Ashley. 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. They enjoyed eight glorious years with each other, but split by 2022. Ashley is qualified as a yoga instructor. Her belief is that peace within is important, but so are physical appearance. Ashley even though she is having the best time ever and still trying to strike a balance between the love of her family and business. Ashley's occupation is that of a television host. At first, Ashley worked as bartender for financial support. Her entire life she has been a fan of entertainment as well as fashion. She also entered the contest with all her determination. Similar to 2011, she was crowned Miss District of Columbia and took home her title. After this, she competed at Miss America but didn't win the title. But she received a Scholarship. She won a scholarship of $5000, and was also awarded her the John Curran Non-Finalist Interview Award.