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Model Nara Smith Now Says She Isn’t A Tradwife—But TikTok Isn’t Buy It
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(Photo by Stephane Cardinale – Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images)If you’ve spent any time on TikTok in recent years, you’ve most likely seen the growth of tradwife content on the platform.
“They (social media) kind of used me as the poster child for the tradwife movement, which was very bizarre to me,” she said.
Content creator @Culturework added that Smith used to post YouTube vlogs that modeled the tradwife lifestyle, in which she often promoted her religious lifestyle by reading the Book of Mormon.
@Katwiia then added: “Nobody looked at you and randomly came up with the Tradwife label.
Just because she wears expensive dresses and cooks meals from scratch doesn’t mean she’s a trad wife,” added another.