Looks like Mariska Hargitay is going to be back at Madison Square Garden with Taylor Swift.
The “Law & Order: SVU” star — who sat next to Swift in matching “Stevie Knicks” tees at MSG on Wednesday as the Knicks narrowly beat the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 — appears to have a suspicious slot open on her calendar when Swift is set to say “I do.”
Hargitay is currently starring in the Broadway production “Every Brilliant Thing.” While the one-person play runs every Friday night, an eagle-eyed fan pointed out to Page Six that the show is canceled on July 3, the date Page Six exclusively reported is Swift’s wedding to Kansas City Chiefs’ star Travis Kelce.
The nuptials, as Page Six exclusively reported, are taking place at the famed arena over Independence Day weekend.
Hargitay and Swift are longtime pals and mutual admirers.
Swift named one of her Scottish Fold cats Olivia Benson after Hargitay’s ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’ character. Hargitay’s cat, meanwhile, is named “Karma,” after a Swift song.
Hargiaty also appeared in Swift’s celebrity heavy music video for “Bad Blood,” in 2015 along with pals like Selena Gomez, Karlie Kloss and Gigi Hadid.
She also appeared on stage with Swift during the “1989” world tour in 2015 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. And she was part of Swift’s squad at that year’s MTV VMAs.
Alana Haim and Este Haim were also with Swift and Hargitay at Game 4, in punning tee shirts reading “Knickelback,” and “Knicole Kidman.”
Hargitay managed to make it to the game directly after her Broadway show, which runs around 85 minutes, by sprinting.
“I took four minutes off the running time of my show, and I knew the traffic would be crazy, so I sprinted from the Hudson Theater on 44th and 6th to MSG,” Hargitay told The Hollywood Reporter. “But I knew everything was going to be alright, because I was wearing my Jalen Brunson Kobe 5 Protos that Jalen gave me a few months ago. But I’m not gonna lie, the ten block sprint after a 2-show day was no joke.”
Adding, “I love my husband, and our wedding night was great and all, but I think it might have been the greatest night of my life.”
