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There's no good source for this yet, but she's changed her stage name to Kelsey Asbille. On her IMDb she she is listed that way IMDb and it mentions "(as Kelsey Chow)" for every role up to Teen Wolf in 2016, her latest five roles on their own IMDb pages all say Kelsey Asbille in their casts. Also, mentioned on tangents in this thread on reddit (expand the negative voted one on the bottom), this comment section about her being Native American enough: http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/106964194.html, and justjaredjr.com/tags/kelsey-chow/ "Kelsey Asbille (you may know her as Kelsey Chow) is still in college." All that I came up with searching for references to her name change. It just happened, it appears, without press release. Every site tends to mention her as Kelsey Chow or as Kelsey Asbille with the former being throughout her career and currently and the latter only being quite recently. She uses Asbille herself on social media and to pen and publish puff-pieces, see: http://www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/arts-and-culture/a10235205/kelsey-asbille-college-interview/. Will move the page in a week if no objections. JesseRafe (talk) 17:42, 9 August 2017 (UTC)
Oppose I think we need to wait and see how this sorts out. As of now, none of the above are WP:RS sources. I think including the full form of her name, as it is now, is best until there is a WP:RS source for an official name change. BTW, anyone can edit IMDb. See below for the fact she is not Native. For now, the page should stay where it is. - CorbieV☼21:43, 22 September 2017 (UTC)
For now, I've made Kelsey Asbille a redirect to this article (as of this moment, Kelsey Chow). If she settles on Kelsey Asbille Chow, we may well wind up moving the article there, instead. There's no deadline. However, now that she has used Asbille for two films and Chow on all the others, someone needs to go through and indicate which name she used on which projects. While the article is still at Chow, all that needs to be indicated is that she's used Asbille for Yellowstone and Wind River. But if she goes through with the name change, and if the page name changes, all the past credits will need to be annotated. I suggest it be done by whoever wants to move the page. :) - CorbieV☼18:54, 23 September 2017 (UTC)
The page was moved against consensus, with no new sources being added. I have reverted unless and until that situation changes. For all the reasons cited here on talk. - CorbieV☼20:30, 11 June 2018 (UTC)
