Mariska Hargitay Shows Off Friendship Bracelets She's Handing Out at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour
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Mariska Hargitay hit the road once again, seemingly preparing to join the crowd at one of Taylor Swift's Los Angeles dates of the Eras Tour after being spotted in both Nashville and East Rutherford earlier this year, and this time, she came prepared!
The Law & Order: SVU star took to Instagram this afternoon, Aug. 8, to put the friendship bracelets she's made for the occasion—assumedly this evening's performance—on full display.
In the first two photos, she wore a navy robe with stars all over—very Midnights-coded, though it's not clear if it's a bathrobe or a wrap dress—and a stack of beaded bracelets on one wrist, reading "Olivia," "Olivia Benson," and her name, "Mariska Hargitay," in a variety of colors.
The third shot showed a pile of other bracelets made based off of Swift's songs, including "You Are In Love," "no body, no crime," "We Are Never Getting Back Together," "willow," "Shake It Off," and more.
"#CaptainBenson knows how to take orders!" she joked in the caption, going on to quote Swift's "You're On Your Own Kid"—which inspired her fans to create and exchange bracelets at each show—and "...ready for it?"
“'So make the friendship bracelets'…. Are you ready for it? 🫶🏼," she wrapped it up.
"I literally love all these amazing #FriendshipBracelets 😍 This is such a beautiful symbol of love 💗 & support! 💗," one fan complimented in support, while most imagined getting to exchange bracelets with the actress.
"I would DIE to be able to trade swifter bracelets with @therealmariskahargitay 💕💕," someone else admitted.
"oh to trade friendship bracelets with the queen of television herself," another fantasized.
"Love!! Can you do a Taylor Swift friendship bracelet making class w/ Savannah and Hoda for us on the TODAY show!? LOL!" Today's digital Editorial Director Arianna Davis requested.
Meanwhile, fans who would not be lucky enough to have a chance to trade with her suggested, "FYI, if you sold these for charity I would totally buy one."
Consider us next in line!
