Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby, an American performer and TV host is a popular American. When she was crowned Miss District of Columbia 2011, she became an international star. She has also been a key element in The Real Housewives of Potomac from the beginning of January 2016. Ashley Darby is an entrepreneur who is passionate about the cause of hospitality as well as holistic health. Being a Maryland native with a spicy personality Ashley has been instilled with determination and an inexplicably strong desire to be successful. Ashley was the oldest in her family, and was able to have multiple jobs when she was young children. Her mother was her support and dad, who are both single, as well as her siblings. When she turned 18, she joined the University of Maryland, and was also a bartender to help keep a steady financial position for herself and the family. Ashley began bartending while she was at an event called the Miss District of Columbia Pageant. In 2011, Ashley won the Miss District of Columbia Pageant crown. Ashley was then introduced to Michael Darby who was a millionaire Australian working in the real estate industry. Michael, who is 29, was younger than Ashley. Ashley discovered a whole different world and was introduced to sparks which blew up. Ashley was married to Michael in the year 2018 and the two became proud parents Dean Michael (born in 2019) and Dylan Matthew (2021). The couple spent eight years of marriage, they finally divorced in 2022. Ashley who is a certified instructor of yoga, believes the balance is based on inner peace and physicality. Ashley, who is having fun in life is working hard to find an ideal balance between love for her family and motherhood. Ashley's job is a TV personality. She began her career as a bartender to provide financial assistance. Although she has been obsessed with fashion and entertainment from very early in life however it was only later that her interest was recognized. Moreover she then made it a point to take part in the pageant contest. In the same way, she was awarded the title as well as becoming Miss District of Columbia in the year 2011. Following that, in the years following, she took part in Miss America and even though she was not crowned Miss America she won a $500,000 award. She received the $5,000 scholarship along with the John Curran Award Non-Finalist Interview.