Little Women: Atlanta star Ashley ‘Minnie’ Ross dies aged 34 after ‘hit and run’ car accident

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Ashley Ross, also known as “Ms. Minnie: from Lifetime’s Little Women: Atlanta, was responsible for the deadly car crash near Atlanta that killed her on April 26. — This is according to the official police report, obtained by TMZ on May 6. Ashley was driving her Nissan Centra when she lost control and swerved into opposing traffic, causing that crash, as seen in an illustration included in the crash report.

Little Women star Ashley Ross, better known as Ms. Minnie has passed away after being involved in a hit and run incident. 

During this already difficult time, loss seems to hit a bit harder. Little Women: Atlanta star Ashley “Minnie” Ross was killed earlier this week after being involved in an Atlanta car accident.

Little Women: Atlanta star Ashley “Minnie” Ross died on Monday, April 27, after being involved in a hit-and-run accident, Us Weekly confirms. She was 34.

Ashley “Minnie” Ross, otherwise known to fans as “Ms. Minnie,” is tragically dead at the age of 34. “It is with profound sadness that we confirm on behalf of the family of Ashley Ross, aka “Ms Minnie,” of Little Women Atlanta, has succumbed to injuries from a tragic hit and run car accident today, April 27th at the age of 34,” a rep for the reality star said in a statement. “The family respectfully asks for their privacy as they grieve during this very difficult time.” Here’s more to know about Ms. Minnie:

“Little Women: Atlanta” star Ashley “Minnie” Ross has died at age 34.

Ashley “Minnie” Ross, otherwise known to fans as “Ms. Minnie,” is tragically dead at the age of 34. “It is with profound sadness that we confirm on behalf of the family of Ashley Ross, aka “Ms Minnie,” of Little Women Atlanta, has succumbed to injuries from a tragic hit and run car accident today, April 27th at the age of 34,” a rep for the reality star said in a statement. “The family respectfully asks for their privacy as they grieve during this very difficult time.” Here’s more to know about Ms. Minnie:

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Ashley Ross was fatally struck by a driver who fled the scene of the crash, her devastated friend and publicist has confirmed.

Roomies, we are sending our condolences to the family of “Little Women: Atlanta” star, Ashley Ross–also known as Ms. Minnie. According to an official statement, the 34-year-old “succumbed” to her injuries of a hit and run.

Ashley Ross's cause of death has not yet been confirmed after she was involved in a hit-and-run on Sunday night.

Little Women Atlanta star Ashley 'Minnie' Ross has died at the age of 34 after a hit-and-run car accident.Her team took to her Instagram early Tuesday morning to make the sad announcement alongside a photo of the reality star.They wrote: 'It is with profound sadness that we confirm on behalf of the family of Ashley Ross aka "Ms Minnie" of Little Women Atlanta has succumbed to injuries from a tragic hit and run car accident today at the age of 34.

Ashley Ross, who is known as Ms. Minnie and as a star on Little Women: Atlanta, has died at the age of 34.

Roomies, we are sending our condolences to the family of Little Women Atlanta star, Ashley Ross–also known as Ms. Minnie. According to an official statement, the 34-year-old “succumbed” to her injuries of a hit and run.

star Ashley «Minnie» Ross has died at age 34. 

Ashley Ross, star of reality show Little Women: Atlanta, has died today aged 34 after being involved in a hit-and-run.

Such sad news – Ashley Ross, known to as Ms. Minnie on the reality series Little Women Atlanta, has died at the young age of 34.