Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby (born April 14, 1980) was born on April 14, 1980. She is an American performer and actress. She gained fame when she being named Miss District of Columbia, in 2011. Since the start the first season of The Real Housewives of Potomac in January of 2016, she has played an important role on the show. Ashley Darby is an entrepreneur who is passionate about charitable giving as well as healthy lifestyles. Ashley is a Maryland native who has a hot personality. She was raised with an unbeatable determination. Ashley was the oldest in her family and began to hold multiple jobs as a child. Her mother was her support as she is single and her younger siblings. At the age of 18years old, Ashley began attending University of Maryland while bartending on the side. It helped her maintain financial stability for both herself and family. As a bartender, Ashley was approached in Miss District of Columbia. Miss District of Columbia Pageant and was crowned the crown in 2011. Soon thereafter Ashley met Michael Darby an Australian real millionaire in the real estate industry who's nearly 29 years older than her. It was a flurry of excitement and Ashley was welcomed into a world she had never imagined existed. Ashley and Michael got married in the year 2019. and proud grandparents Dean Michael, Dylan Matthew and Dylan Matthew. They stayed apart, and then officially separated in 2022. Ashley who is a certified yoga instructor, believes the balance is based on inner peace and physicality. Ashley even though she is having the best time ever, is still working to strike a balance between the love of her family and business. Ashley is an actor on TV. However initially she worked as bartender in order to help their family in financial terms. However, her love for fashion and entertainment had been there when she was young. She took part in the pageant and gave her best effort to the contest. Likewise, she also achieved her title as Miss District of Columbia for 2011! After that, in the year 2011, she was a contestant in the Miss America Pageant. Although she was not able to win the title, she still received a scholarship. The scholarship was $5000 as well as an award called the John Curran Award for Non-Finalist Interview.