Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby has been a television and music celebrity in America for a long time. Following her win as Miss District of Columbia 2011 her name became known as a household name. She has also been a key element the reality show The Real Housewives of Potomac since its debut in the month of January in. Ashley Darby is an entrepreneur with a passion for charitable giving as well as the holistic approach to health. Being a Maryland native with a spicy personality Ashley is awash with determination and an inexplicably strong determination to achieve. The oldest child in her family Ashley was a teenager who had to work various jobs to provide for her mom who was single and younger siblings. When she was 18, Ashley attended University of Maryland while bartending as a side hustle. This helped her to keep a steady income for her family and herself. Ashley started bartending when she was at an event called the Miss District of Columbia Pageant. In the year 2011, Ashley won the Miss District of Columbia Pageant crown. Ashley was met by Michael Darby, an Australian millionaire in real estate who is 29 years older than she is. Ashley met a new world, and was exposed to sparks which blew up. Ashley was married to Michael in 2018, and the two became proud parents Dean Michael (born in 2019) and Dylan Matthew (2021). Although they spent an entire eight years together but they finally parted ways in 2022. Ashley is an accredited yoga teacher who is a firm believer in inner peace, as well as external physical fitness. Ashley, despite having the time of her lives is working out how to balance motherhood and the love of her life. Talking about her professional life, Ashley is a television celebrity by profession. She initially worked as a waitress in order to keep her family afloat. Since she was young and a fashion lover, her passion for fashion and the entertainment business was evident. She participated in a pageant with full determination. She also won the title of Miss District of Columbia for the year 2011. Then, in 2011, she participated at Miss America. Miss America Pageant. Although she did not get the crown, she got a scholarship. The scholarship awarded her $5000 money and was also awarded the John Curran Award of Non-Finalist Interview.