Law & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay certainly showed off a different side of hers in a fun dance video with husband Peter Hermann
October 04, 2022 - 20:44 BST Ahad Sanwari Mariska Hargitay may be known for her no-nonsense presence on Law & Order: SVU, but when off camera, she has a lot more fun in her than fans would think.
She gave them a taste of the bubblier side of her personality with a new video she posted on her social media from a wedding.The actress and her husband Peter Hermann, attended a close friend's western-themed ceremony over the weekend. "Clearly not his first rodeo," she captioned the clip, including hashtags like"These Boots Were Made for Dancin'" and"Good Ole Time With My Sweetheart." Mariska and Peter danced it out to a country tune
Many of her fans immediately began gushing over the video of the two, with one saying:"Safe to say this is now #1 on my 'best social media post of the year' 2022 list."MORE: Law & Order: Why did Anthony Anderson leave the show? All the details
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