US EditionElizabeth Smart reveals she’s a bodybuilder and feared public judgment
- On Saturday, April 18, child safety activist Elizabeth Smart won first place in the Fit Model Novice category at the Wasatch Warrior bodybuilding competition in Salt Lake City, Utah.
- Smart, who was kidnapped at 14 in 2002, initially feared being "judged, not taken seriously, somehow perceived as less than or now unworthy" as an advocate, yet chose to embrace the bodybuilding challenge.
- Training "five to six days a week" to "focus on specific muscle groups," the 38-year-old also secured second place in the Fit Model category and third in Fit Model Masters 35+.
- The mother of three—who shares children Chloe, James, and Olivia with husband Matthew Gilmour—revealed her fitness journey on Instagram on Tuesday, receiving widespread support from followers.
- Beyond her athletic pursuits, Smart continues her work as a child safety advocate, emphasizing that her body "has risen to every single challenge life has presented it with.
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Elizabeth Smart flexes new chapter, racks up bodybuilding honors in stunning transformation
Elizabeth Smart is competing in bodybuilding, winning first place in the novice category at the Wasatch Warrior Competition in Salt Lake City after surviving her 2002 kidnapping.
Elizabeth Smart opens up about new hobby: Bodybuilding competitions
A still image from the documentary “Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart,” which premiered on Netflix on Jan. 21. Smart recently opened up online about a new chapter in her life: bodybuilding competitions. | Courtesy Netflix SALT LAKE CITY — Former kidnapping victim turned victim advocate Elizabeth Smart just opened up online about a new chapter in her life: bodybuilding competitions. On Tuesday, Smart posted a picture of herself from a bodybuilding compe…
Elizabeth Smart Stuns With Bodybuilder Transformation In Jaw-Dropping Competition Pic
Elizabeth Smart, a renowned child safety activist, surprised her social media followers on Tuesday, April 21, by sharing her new hobby: competitive bodybuilding. Smart was only 14 when she made headlines in June 2002 for being abducted from her Salt Lake City home by a knife-wielding figure later identified as street preacher Brian David Mitchell. She was held captive for nine months, during which she endured repeated violations and torments, in…
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