Fans react with shock, sadness at death of Ashley ‘Minnie’ Ross
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
Omg rip to Minnie.. i don't even think that I can look at little women Atlanta the same😣😣
— ASH💕✨ (@ashclayborne) April 28, 2020
Mannnn... RIP Miss Minnie. ✨ pic.twitter.com/mX6z5G253y
— Craving the rich. 🍽 (@kenyattathinks) April 28, 2020
Wow Rest In Peace to Minnie. I'm in disbelief. Praying for her family and friends ❤️ https://t.co/39JSbHFJK7
— Briana (@BrianaPatrice_) April 28, 2020
I CANT BELIEVE SOMEBODY KILLED MS MINNIE IN A HIT N RUN. I LOVED ME SOME MINNIE
— ....... (@flavainyarear) April 28, 2020
RIP Ashley "Ms. Minnie" Ross 😢 You were genuinely a sweet soul who told it like it is. Working with you is a memory I’ll cherish forever. You deserved much more time here, but God had other plans. 💔
— Ms. Briana Holmes (@msbrianaholmes) April 28, 2020
Rest In Peace miss Minnie 😭😭 one of my favorite cast members off little women ATL
— Lex✨🐺 (@itslexinoelle) April 28, 2020
I need to know how Miss Minnie passed because us lil women be so close to the steering wheel...the airbag alone could kill 🥺
— 🦋𝐻𝓊𝓂𝒶𝓃𝒾𝓉𝓎 💚 (@thai_galore) April 28, 2020
ok throw 2020 away , Kobe died now this virus now Ms Minnie I’m over it ima just cry https://t.co/bX84VAXmiu
— 🏳️🌈 (@pamdenise___) April 28, 2020
Nooooo 🥺not Minnie https://t.co/wWM2dGwvh7
— 🦄 J U I C E 🦄 (@JamayaJaay) April 28, 2020
She Stayed Coming in Walmart .. 🥺💕👼 She was the sweetest Fly High Minnie ✨ pic.twitter.com/WOVN0yHnTw
— к α я м α .✌💙 (@karma_aee) April 28, 2020
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