Little Women Atlanta star Ashley ‘Minnie’ Ross died at 34 after losing control of her car

Little Women Atlanta star Ashley ‘Minnie’ Ross died after losing control of her car and colliding with a vehicle in opposite lane.

A police report obtained by TMZ on Wednesday revealed that Minnie lost control of her car while traveling on one side of the highway causing her to jerk the steering wheel right according to eyewitness testimony.

Police said that she briefly went off-road before abruptly swinging back to the left and colliding with another vehicle in the opposite lane. The reality star was deemed responsible for the crash.

Minnie was unresponsive at the scene and later pronounced dead. The other driver went to the hospital with complaints of pain. 

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No alcohol or drug tests were administered to either driver and there was no autopsy performed on Minnie and she will likely be listed as dying from blunt force trauma from the accident according to TMZ.

Meanwhile her family is holding a memorial for her this Saturday, May 9 as only 10 of her loved ones will be able to attend in person due to CDC guidelines for gatherings due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

All others can view the memorial via livestream on her website. 

This came just a week after her management team took to her Instagram early Tuesday morning to make the sad announcement of her death 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. 

The family respectfully asks for their privacy as they grieve during this very difficult time.’

A representative for Ross told DailyMail.com that the hit and run car accident occurred in Atlanta, Georgia on Sunday night, April 26 at around 11pm as she was behind the wheel of a vehicle. 

The incident took place on the Old National Highway. 

She succumbed to her injuries just a day later at Grady Memorial Hospital at around 10:30pm. 

Ross was one of the original castmembers of the Lifetime series which began airing in 2016.

The reality show follows a group of little women living in Atlanta as they deal with drama, friendship, careers, and men. 

Ross has starred on the main cast of all six seasons of the show as the sixth is yet to air sometime in 2020.

She starred on the hit program with castmates Shirlene ‘Ms Juicy Baby’ Pearson, Briana Barlup, Tiffany ‘Monie’ Cashette, Emily Fernandez and twins Amanda and Andrea Salinas since 2016. 

Ross cast-mates took to social media to share their condolences and favorite memories with the reality star.

‘This is too much too much,’ declared Ms Juicy Baby. 

Amanda Salinas, one of the Salinas twins, shared photos of Ross in her wedding. Her sister, Andrea, also took to Instagram to pay homage to the reality star.

Amanda Salinas said: ‘As I’m writing this I’m in tears I can’t believe it my Minnie!!!! Why did they take you away from us!!!! WHY!!!!! It always seems like we have all the time in the world, only to realize how fleeting it really is. I wish we had more time to do and say the things we saved for later which along with you is gone forever.’  

Her sister, Andrea Salinas, added: ‘Minnie why did you have to leave us so soon!!?? You were such a great friend / mama bear to us since the day we meet in LA To film the pilot shoot for the show omg I can’t believe this!!’ 

Tonya Renee Banks, from Little Women: LA, also offered her condolences in a heartwarming post. 

The show is a spin-off to Little Women: LA as Little Women: Dallas is also part of the franchise. 

Ross is survived by her mom Tammy Jackson, aunt Veronica Deloney, uncle John Deloney, & grandmother Rose Deloney.