59-Year-Old Mariska Hargitay Called A ‘True Goddess’ In Figure-Hugging Silver Dress

Mariska Hargitay showed up for the 25th anniversary of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit wearing a  tight silver dress that showed off her curves. She complimented her outfit with matching jewelry and black strappy heels.

The event was held in Hudson Yards, Manhattan, where Mariska posed on the red carpet, stunning those present and her social media followers. Her caption was a shoutout to her glam squad, to whom she gave “a big THANK YOU, THANK YOU for making me shimmer!”

Mariska Hargitay stuns in tight-fitted dress

 

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Mariska’s gorgeous body results from consistent workouts, a balanced diet, and embracing change. “I put my health and family first. Would I like to be the same size as when I got married? Sure, but I had a child, and your body changes,” she said in an old interview. She makes most of the juicers take nutrient-rich foods like cucumber, celery, spinach, green apple, kale, lemon, and spinach.

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The Jocks star prefers healthy flavorings like almond milk and unsweetened vanilla in her drinks, and she does regular cardio and lifting to keep fit. Per aging, 59-year-old Mariska is far from bothered and is “proud of it.” “I’m stronger than I’ve ever been,” she noted.

Fans praise Mariska

Mariska’s Instagram followers gushed over her photo, commending how shiny her dress was. “Shine bright like a diamond …or disco ball…but bottom like you shine so bright,” someone wrote. “You always make the whole place shimmer,” another agreed. Sound Of Freedom actress Mira Sorvino called Mariska “stunning” and asked her to “shine on!!!” as well.

Mariska has made a name for herself in Hollywood playing Olivia Benson in Law & Order: SVU, and reports claim she made about $500,000 per episode. She shares an emotional connection with the character who she hopes “helped a lot of people heal,” referring to those traumatized by crime.