Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby (born April 14 in 1980) was born on April 14, 1980. She is an American actor and singer. She gained notability after winning Miss District of Columbia in 2011 and has been a main cast member of The Real Housewives of Potomac since its debut on January 1, the year 2016. Ashley Darby is an entrepreneur who is passionate about the cause of hospitality as well as healthy lifestyles. As an Maryland born, with a fiery personality, Ashley has been instilled with perseverance and a unstoppable desire to be successful. Ashley was the oldest in her family, and was able to have multiple jobs when she was a child. She was able to support her mother as she is single as well as her siblings. At the age of 18years old, Ashley began attending University of Maryland while bartending as a side hustle. It helped her keep a steady income for herself and family. Ashley began bartending while she was at her first Miss District of Columbia Pageant. In the year 2011, Ashley won the Miss District of Columbia Pageant crown. Ashley quickly met Michael Darby a 29-years older Australian millionaire real estate agent. It was a flurry of excitement and Ashley was welcomed into a world she never knew existed. Ashley got married to Michael in 2018, and they became parents to Dean Michael (born in 2019) and Dylan Matthew (2021). Although they spent eight years as a couple but they finally ended their relationship in 2022. Ashley is a certified yoga instructor and advocates the importance of balance to inner peace as well as outer physical fitness. Ashley has been having fun in life is working hard to find the perfect balance between affection for her family and motherhood. Ashley is a model and television personality. At first she worked as bartender since her family needed cash. Her love of fashion and entertainment was there when she was young. She then entered the competition determinedly. The winner was Miss District of Columbia 2011 and was awarded the title. After this, she competed for Miss America but didn't win the title. She was nevertheless awarded an award of scholarship. She was awarded a scholarship of $5000 as well as the John Curran Award for Non-Finalist Interview.