Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby has been a television and music personality in the United States for a long time. She gained fame when she her title of Miss District of Columbia, in 2011. After the premiere of The Real Housewives of Potomac in the beginning of January, 2016 She has been an important role on the show. Ashley Darby's passions are philanthropy, hospitality, and holistic healthcare. Ashley is a Maryland resident with the most attractive personality. Her upbringing was marked by an unbeatable determination. Ashley was the eldest of her family, and was able to have multiple jobs when she was an adult. She was able to support her mother and dad, who are both single, as well as her siblings. When she was 18, Ashley attended University of Maryland while bartending as a side hustle. This helped her to ensure financial stability for her and her family. Ashley's skills as a bartender were observed by Miss District of Columbia Pageant which she was awarded the title in 2011. Ashley was met by Michael Darby, an Australian millionaire who is 29 years older than she is. Ashley found herself living in a new place. Ashley and Michael were married in the year 2019 and became proud fathers Dean Michael, Dylan Matthew and Dylan Matthew. While the two shared 8 years of being together, they formally separated in 2022. Ashley who is a certified yoga instructor, believes balance comes down to being in peace within and physical health. Ashley is enjoying fun in life has worked hard to attain a good balance of loving her family as well as motherhood. Ashley is, in terms of her professional life is concerned, she's a television presenter. She began her career in the bar industry for financial support. Her love of fashion and entertainment began at the age of a little girl. Then she entered the pageant with her complete determination. In addition, she was awarded the title of Miss District of Columbia for the year 2011 She then participated in Miss America, but she was not crowned Miss America. However she did get a scholarship. She also won the John Curran Award, which is an award for interviewing non-finalists.