Katie Ashby

About

Singer who founded The D-Day Darlings, a group of vocalists who perform British World War II-era songs like "We'll Meet Again" and Bless Em' All." She and the group were exposed to a national audience when they were featured on Britain's Got Talent in 2018.

Before Fame

She was quite athletic growing up, participating in gymnastics, skiing, ice skating and more. She trained at the The Mullen School Of Theatre in Morley.   

Trivia

She performed for a crowd of veterans at RBL's Festival Of Remembrance. She co-created a 1940's inspired young children's choir called The D-Day Juniors with her fellow D-Day Darlings members in the hopes of inspiring younger generations to "remember those who battled for their freedom." The children's group appeared on series 14 of Britain's Got Talent. She wrote the song they sang in their audition, "Pass it On."   

Family Life

She comes from a British military. She has three sisters. On April 8th, 2022 she welcomed a son named Grayson Charles. 

Associated With

Her group received an enthusiastic response from judge Amanda Holden on Britain's Got Talent.