Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby (born April 14, 1980) was born on April 14, 1980. She is an American performer and actress. After winning Miss District of Columbia 2011 and becoming known as a household name. Darby has been a key part in The Real Housewives of Potomac ever since it began in January 2016. Ashley Darby is an entrepreneur who is passionate about charitable giving as well as healthy lifestyles. Ashley was born in Maryland with a bubbly personality. This has given her the determination that's unparalleled. Ashley was the eldest of her family and grew to hold multiple jobs as an adult. Her mother was her support, who is single, as well as her siblings. When she turned 18 she enrolled at college at the University of Maryland and bartended on the side in order to make sure she and her family financially sound. Ashley's bartending skills were noticed through the Miss District of Columbia Pageant, and she won the title in 2011. Soon thereafter Ashley was introduced to Michael Darby an Australian real estate millionaire who's 29 years her senior. Ashley found herself in a completely new world. Ashley and Michael got married in 2019. They were proud parents to Dean Michael and Dylan Matthew. After eight years of being together, they separated officially in 2022. Ashley, a certified yoga instructor, believes balance comes down to being in peace within and physical health. Ashley, who is having an amazing time in her life, has worked hard to attain the perfect balance between loving her family as well as motherhood. Ashley's occupation is that of a television host. However initially she worked as bartender in order to help their family in financial terms. Although she has been fascinated by the fashion industry and entertainment since young however it was only the time she was recognized. She then entered the competition with all of her determination. In 2011 she was named Miss District of Columbia and took home her title. The following years she participated in Miss America and even though she was not crowned Miss America she won a $500,000 award. She received the $5,000 scholarship as well as her John Curran Award Non-Finalist Interview.