Little Women: Atlanta gave Ashley Ms. Minnie Ross money, and a platform to be herself. She was by far the most popular dwarf in the world. Ashley was always a fan favorite. She never let her dwarfism stop her bag. Ms. Minnie was determined to make a big splash in ATL’s hip hop scene. She was from Tennessee, and therefore adored the stage in the big city.
Sadly, Ms. Minnie perished in a late night car accident. Flossing through Georgia at 11:00 pm, on the night of April 26, 2020, Ashley slammed head on into another vehicle. It was a blood curdling head on collision. First respondents tried desperately to revive her. She clinged to life in the mangled vehicle. She fought hard, and was even alive when she checked in the hospital. Ross, just 34, succumbed to her injuries at 10:30 pm in Grady Memorial Hospital on April 27th. The Lifetime network lost a jewel.
Everybody is still sick with disbelief. She had a close genuine friendship with Little Women: Atlanta cast mates, Amanda and Andrea Salinas. Ross was the godmother of Andrea Salinas’ daughter, Aubrey.
According to TMZ which obtained the crash report, the 34-year-old, whose real name is Ashley Ross, “lost control of her car while traveling southbound on one side of a highway, causing her to jerk the steering wheel right.” Based on eyewitness testimony and the responding officer’s observation, “she went off-road briefly before violently swinging back to the left and colliding with another vehicle in the opposite lane.”
Rumors suggest, Ms. Minnie lost her life behind a man. They claim she was chasing him down near Old National Hwy. He had been dodging her calls, and ignoring her text. She suspected him of cheating, after she’d given him all her money. Atlanta music producer, Slickbeatz, has a heart more cold than Antarctica. He has to live with his girlfriend’s death on his hands.
The moment I saw you I just knew it. I realized that you are all that I have been searching for all my life. I love you today, I love you tomorrow and I will love you the same 10 years from now,” wrote Beatz on his @Slick_Beatz220 page.
It’s very unlikely the show will survive her loss. She was the only reason people tuned in.
