Elizabeth Smart recently shared that she is competing in bikini bodybuilding, marking a notable and public shift in her advocacy-focused public image. She posted images from a recent competition with messages about empowerment, body positivity, and resilience.[1][2]
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Elizabeth Smart was taken from her home at age 14 in 2002 and found months later. Here's what to know about Elizabeth Smart's life now, including her family and work.
people.comNew Netflix documentary "Kidnapped" revisits the almost 24-year-old abduction of Elizabeth Smart. Here's a look back at the case.
www.usatoday.comWhat happened to Elizabeth Smart and her parents after the 2002 harrowing abduction? Here's what Elizabeth and her loved ones are doing now.
www.forbes.comChild safety advocate Elizabeth Smart shared a surprising Instagram post Tuesday, revealing she's entered the world of bodybuilding. See the photos.
parade.comIn support of other survivors, the mom of three talks candidly about her brutal kidnapping and sexual assault in a new Netflix documentary.
people.comThe story of the survivor's harrowing ordeal is detailed in the new Netflix documentary "Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart."
www.today.comSmart called the decision to pursue bodybuilding "a big change."
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