There's good news and bad.

First:  

To my love, Lauren Cohan, it was great while it lasted hon.
You're a beautiful, talented woman, and I know that there is someone out there for you.
Someone slightly less handsome and charming but someone nonetheless.
But now, our time in the sun is over.
You have to leave with quiet dignity while I replace you with someone newer and better.
It's not your fault.
You do what you do to the best of your ability.
It's the best we could've ever hoped for you.
I'll miss you.
Ta-ta.

 And now:

The good news is that my new future/former wife has shown up.

She's the best.

This time, it's the real deal.

No B.S.

This gal has grit.

She's smart, beautiful, and a real fighter.

http://www.elle.com/news/culture/elizabeth-smart-2013?src=rss&src=sem&mag=elm&dom=tab

And best of all - 

She Showed Nancy Grace Who Was Boss

From her very first television appearance opposite Katie Couric in 2003, Smart has always been able to discuss the details of her abduction without breaking down—and not for lack of provocation. In 2006, Smart appeared on Headline News’s Nancy Grace to advocate for a bill that would create a national sex offender registry. Instead, Grace went for the ratings jugular, attempting to prod Smart into an emotional breakdown—showing photos of Smart in burka-like garb and demanding to know how it felt, for example. After responding to Grace’s questions, with steely stares, one “can you believe this chick?” side glance, and finally, a flat-out refusal to go along with Grace's line of questioning, Smart said, “I really, to be frankly honest, don’t appreciate you bringing this all up.”
Schooled.


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