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Fans react with shock, sadness at death of Ashley ‘Minnie’ Ross

‘Little Women: Atlanta’ cast member Ashley Ross killed in alleged hit and run on Old National Highway

Ashley Ross, a star of the reality television series “Little Women: Atlanta,” has died
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April 28, 2020

Ashley Ross, a star of the reality television series "Little Women: Atlanta," has died after she was involved in a car crash Sunday night, her publicist said. She was 34.

Fans quickly made “Minnie” the top trending subject in Atlanta on Twitter.

» 'Little Women: Atlanta' star dies after car crash, family says  

» Read and sign the online guestbook for Ashley "Minnie" Ross

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