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 from the beginning of the series beginning in January of 2016. Ashley Darby's hobbies include philanthropy and hospitality as well as holistic health. Being a Maryland born, with a fiery personality, Ashley was infused with perseverance and a unstoppable drive to succeed. Ashley is the oldest child of her family. Growing up she had a variety of jobs for her single mother and her siblings. To help ensure the survival of her parents, Ashley bartended when she attended college at University of Maryland. While bartending Ashley was sought out by the Miss District of Columbia Pageant and was crowned the crown in 2011. Ashley was introduced to Michael Darby, an Australian millionaire in real estate who's age is 29 years old than she is. Ashley was introduced to a completely new world and was introduced to sparks which blew up. Ashley married Michael in the year 2018 and the two became proud parents Dean Michael (born in 2019) and Dylan Matthew (2021). They spent 8 years apart, and then officially separated at the end of 2022. Ashley who is a certified yoga instructor, believes balance comes down to the inner peace as well as physical fitness. Ashley has a lot of fun but has to work hard to maintain a healthy balance in her love life. Ashley's profession is television personality. Ashley began her career as a bartender in order to provide for her family. As a child she was a fan of fashion and the entertainment industry was evident. Furthermore, she decided to put all her determination and participate in a pageant. Similarly, in 2011, she won the title of Miss District of Columbia and was awarded the title. Following this, she participated for Miss America but didn't win the title. However, she was awarded a Scholarship. She also won her the John Curran Award, which is an award for interviewing non-finalists.