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Miss Kansas reveals more about stunning statement that her abuser was in the audience - MSNWhen asked about her vision for her tenure as Miss Kansas, Smith maintained her composure in a sparkly azure dress. “Some of you out in this audience saw me very emotional, because my abuser is ...
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Miss Kansas calls out abuser on stage: ‘I, and my community, deserve healthy relationships’ - MSNHer response to her final interview question during the 2024 competition has gone viral after Miss Kansas posted a video clip on its Facebook page.In it, Smith calls out her abuser on stage. “My ...
Smith - who made history as the third Black woman crowned Miss Kansas in the state pageant's 82-year history - discussed the stunning moment.
Alexis Smith tells PEOPLE she “surprised” herself with what she did onstage: “I think power just came over me and I said what I needed to say” Bill Rea Alexis Smith, who was crowned Miss ...
WICHITA, Kan. — A newly posted video of Miss Kansas calling out her domestic violence abuser from the stage the night she was crowned is whipping up a maelstrom of support on social media.
Newly crowned Miss Kansas Alexis Smith has gone viral for calling out her abuser on the pageant stage, announcing: "My abuser is here today." Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 📚 ...
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A newly posted video of Miss Kansas calling out her domestic violence abuser from the stage the night she was crowned is whipping up a maelstrom of support on social media.
Miss Kansas Alexis Smith was surprised to see her abuser in the audience during the pageant, but the eventual winner called him out as part of her message against domestic abuse.
Smith - who made history as the third Black woman crowned Miss Kansas in the state pageant's 82-year history - discussed the stunning moment.
WICHITA, Kan.— A newly posted video of Miss Kansas calling out her domestic violence abuser from the stage the night she was crowned is whipping up a maelstrom of support on social media.
Smith - who made history as the third Black woman crowned Miss Kansas in the state pageant's 82-year history - discussed the stunning moment.
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