Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby (born April 14, 1980) is an American actor and singer. She gained fame when she being named Miss District of Columbia, in the year 2011. Since the start in The Real Housewives of Potomac in January 2016, she has played an important role on the show. Ashley Darby is an entrepreneur with a love of hospitality philanthropy as well as the holistic approach to health. Ashley is a Maryland resident with a hot persona. She was raised with an unbeatable determination. Being the most senior child in her family Ashley was a teenager who had to work several jobs in order to support her mother who was a single parent and the younger siblings. When she was the age of 18, Ashley enrolled at University of Maryland while bartending as a side hustle. It helped her maintain financial stability for both herself and family. When she was bartending, Ashley was scouted by the Miss District of Columbia Pageant and was crowned the title in the year 2011. Shortly after, Ashley was introduced to Michael Darby an Australian real estate millionaire who's 29 years older than her. Ashley discovered the world she'd not known existed. Ashley and Michael got married in 2019. They became parents to Dean Michael and Dylan Matthew. While they remained for an entire eight years together they officially ended their relationship in 2022. Ashley has been certified to teach yoga. She believes that inner peace is important, but so are physical appearance. Ashley has been having an amazing time in her life, is working hard to find a good balance of love for her family and motherhood. Ashley has a career as a TV personality. Her first job was as a waitress in order to provide for her family. She has always enjoyed entertainment and fashion. Then she entered the contest and showed her full determination. In addition, she was awarded the title of Miss District of Columbia for the year 2011. In the following year, she took part in the Miss America pageant but even though she didn't get the title, she did get the opportunity to receive a scholarship. She won a scholarship of $5000 as well as her the John Curran Non-Finalist Interview Award.