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Elizabeth Smart's New Baby
Elizabeth Smart captured the hearts of the country when the 14-year-old girl was kidnapped in 2003 from her Salt Lake City home. Americans rejoiced when she was found after being held captive for nine-months by Brian David Mitchell and Wanda Barzee.

Smart recently celebrated the day that marked 14-year's since she was rescued from her abductors:
The 29-year-old has another reason to celebrate. Smart has given birth to her second child, a son, with her husband Matthew Gilmour. The new baby joins his older sister, two- year-old, Chloe, according to People.

Smart has kept her baby boy's name a secret, but she has showed him off to the world:
Smart shared the photo of her new baby boy being held by Chloe as an Easter day surprise:

"These two
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