Elaine Hendrix on Vegan Living and Life After 'The Parent Trap'
Actress Elaine Hendrix, known for her role as Meredith Blake in the 1998 remake of Disney's The Parent Trap, has come a long way from her silver screen schemer days.
She has transformed into an animal advocate and a dynamic primetime dancer, as seen in Dancing With the Stars, and shares how plant-based living fuels her body, mind, and career.
In The Parent Trap, Hendrix's character is referred to as "Cruella De Vil" by the twin daughters, Annie and Hallie, played by Lindsay Lohan, due to her villainous nature.
While her movie character may have earned comparison to the antagonist in the animated classic 101 Dalmatians, the actress is a far cry from the cruel cartoon character.
Elaine Hendrix is now an advocate for animal rights and vegan living, showcasing her compassionate side.
Author's summary: Elaine Hendrix discusses vegan living and life after The Parent Trap.
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