A Birthday Bash to Remember
Mariska Hargitay, renowned for her role in Law & Order: SVU, recently celebrated a milestone 60th birthday in a unique and heartwarming manner. The festivities were filled with love and music as Hargitay's children took center stage to serenade their beloved mother with meaningful songs.
How Mariska Hargitay Celebrated Her 60th Birthday With Taylor Swift Tune
Although Taylor Swift was not physically present at the celebration, her presence was deeply felt through the heartfelt performance by Hargitay's daughter, Amaya. Each child's song choice reflected a personal connection and brought a touch of magic to the joyful occasion.
Musical Moments and Family Bonding
The birthday party, hosted by Hargitay's husband, Peter Hermann, was a night to remember as each of their three children showcased their musical talents. The eldest son kicked off the musical tribute with soulful renditions of 'Blue Bayou' and 'Blue Christmas,' setting the tone for a heartfelt celebration.
Amaya, the 12-year-old daughter, stole the show with her rendition of Taylor Swift's 'Long Live,' a song that resonated deeply with Hargitay. The youngest son added a rock twist to the evening with a performance of 'Crazy Train' by Ozzy Osbourne, showcasing the family's diverse musical tastes and shared moments of joy.
A Swiftie Connection and Musical Inspirations
Mariska Hargitay's admiration for Taylor Swift goes beyond music, as the actress proudly embraces her Swiftie status. The bond between the two stars was further strengthened when Swift named her cat 'Olivia Benson' after Hargitay's SVU character, leading to a heartwarming exchange of gifts and mutual appreciation.
Their friendship blossomed, culminating in Hargitay's cameo in Swift's 'Bad Blood' music video, showcasing their shared love for creativity and storytelling through music. Hargitay's favorite Swift songs, including 'Invisible String,' hold a special place in her heart, symbolizing the enduring bond she shares with her children and the power of music to connect and inspire.