[TW: Suicide]
Ashley Nesbitt grew up constantly on the move with her single mom who didn't always have the best taste in men. When she settled on Texas for college, after changing major five times, she chose Communications, despite having a fear of public speaking due to a lifelong speech impediment.
Her world changed completely when she lost her mom to suicide, as she developed a newfound faith in God to be the anchor she needed to make it through the pain. She's traveled the world for various mission trips, has an eclectic resume of job experience, and now, has set her sights on acting.
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