Ashley Roberts & Ashley Martelle and Ariela Barer

Ashley Martelle is known for Best Friend (2023), Tales (2017) and Nightmare Angel (1987).

Ariela Barer, born October 14, 1998, was born in Los Angeles, California. She is an author and actress best known for How to Blower Up a Pipeline (2022), Runaways 2017 and Atypical 2017.


Ashley is a Doll who is originally from Phoenix, Arizona. The arts of dancing and singing were her first love when she was just three years old. In the past two years, during auditions for the famous Roxy show, Ashley found her home in the Pussycat Dolls. Ashley loves being part of the Pussycats because they allow her to be an edgy, attractive girl. American Dreams and MTV Scratch and Burn are part of her work outside. She has also produced commercials and ads in the name of Eclipse Gum and AT & T.

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