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Everything you need to know about the viral SA born tiktoker Nara Smith

You may recognise Nara Smith from TikTok, where she’s gained a following for her gentle tone and her passion for creating homemade recipes.

Since documenting her love for cooking, she has gained more than 23 800 followers on TikTok, with many waiting in anticipation to discover what her next dish will be.

As reported by news publication IOL, the 22-year-old mother of two and currently pregnant with her third child, was born in Bloemfontein to a South African mother and a German father. She is married to Lucky Blue Smith, who is a fashion model.

She left South Africa at such a young age and later in her teenage life pursued modelling through an agency where she met her husband.

Critics believe that, despite her fame, she prefers to be a “tradwife,” a woman who remains at home and performs traditional wife duties.

Nara told the news publication that she has always wanted to be a young mom and that she was not a hardcore Mormon given the allegations online, she adding that, her husband and her were on their own journeys of trying to figure their faith.

Mormonism is a religion that enforces couples to marry young whilst many other rules they have to follow.

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Most South African TikTok users joked about going to visit Nara’s home and having to wait for her to finish cooking because she makes food from scratch.

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