Nara Smith says couples therapy gave her and her husband the tools to get through their daughter's cancer diagnosis
Model and influencer Nara Smith shared that early couples therapy with her husband, Lucky Blue Smith, provided essential emotional tools to navigate their daughter's cancer diagnosis. She emphasized that therapy helped them build a strong foundation before facing a major family crisis.
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The story highlights the destigmatization of mental health resources and the role of proactive relationship maintenance in managing family trauma.
Nara Smith said she began couples therapy early in her relationship with her husband, Lucky Blue Smith. Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Clarins Nara Smith said she and her husband, Lucky Blue Smith, went to couples therapy even when they didn't need it. The model and TikTok creator said she wanted them to build "a strong foundation" from the start. In hindsight, therapy ultimately gave them the tools to navigate their daughter's cancer diagnosis and treatment. Nara Smith , 24, says going to couples therapy before a crisis struck helped her and her husband, Lucky Blue Smith, navigate their daughter's cancer diagnosis. On Wednesday's episode of " Call Her Daddy ," Smith, a model and TikTok creator known for her viral cooking-from-scratch videos , opened up about the difficult period when her daughter Whimsy Lou underwent chemotherapy.
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