Ashley Darby

Ashley Darby is an American television personality and singer. She was the winner of Miss District of Columbia 2011, she became an international star. She has also been an integral member of The Real Housewives of Potomac since its debut in January 2016. Ashley Darby is an entrepreneur who is passionate about the cause of hospitality and holistic health. As a Maryland local with a fiery persona, Ashley is awash with perseverance and an incomparable determination to achieve. Being the eldest child of her family Ashley experienced the pressure of juggling several jobs to help support her mom who was single and her younger siblings. When she was 18, Ashley was enrolled in the University of Maryland while bartending as a side hustle. This allowed her to keep a steady income for her family and herself. Ashley who worked as a bartender during that time, was noticed by Miss District of Columbia Pageant. She was crowned Miss District of Columbia in 2011! Ashley was presented to Michael Darby, an Australian millionaire in real estate that is nearly 29 years younger than she is. Ashley discovered a whole new world. Ashley and Michael were married and became parents in the year 2019 and 2021. While they remained for eight years together, the pair officially parted ways in 2022. Ashley, a certified instructor of yoga believes that balance can be found in the inner peace as well as physical fitness. Ashley can be found having a lot fun, but she is doing her best to ensure the balance she needs in her personal life and love. Ashley is a TV personality. When she first started out, she was a bartender as her family needed money. The desire for fashion and entertainment began when was just a little girl. When she was a contestant, she did so with her full energy and determination. She also won the title of Miss District of Columbia and became Miss District of Columbia in the year of 2011. In the following year, she was a part of Miss America, but she was not crowned Miss America. But, she was able to get an award. She received with a scholarship of $5,000 and also an interview for the John Curran Award Non-Finalist Interview.