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After eight difficult months, Nara Smith shared that her 2-year-old daughter, Whimsy, is officially in remission. ❤️ She shared that she and husband Lucky Blue Smith waited until Whimsy had completed treatment and they knew the outcome before opening up publicly about her cancer diagnosis, saying they wanted to...

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