Melissa McCarthy signs for Mariska Hargitay as the world’s best friend
James Taylor once sang that “when you are depressed and upset†what you really need is a friend. Melissa McCarthy really took this advice to heart when she waved to Mariska Hargitay, urging drivers to honk their horns for the Law and Order: SVU rapid recovery of the actress from an ankle injury. This, my friends, is what every mom should do for her friend mom.
Hargitay, who is a mother of three with her husband, actor Peter Hermann, has been going through this for the past few months. In May, she broke her knee, tore a ligament and also suffered a hairline fracture that required her to use crutches and wear not one but two casts on her legs. Then, just six weeks later, she managed to injure her right ankle enough to require surgery.
In an effort to support her friend and cheer her up, McCarthy, a mother of two, took to the streets in front of a Weinerschnitzel, holding a sign telling passing cars: “Konne if you pray for the recovery of Mariska Hargitay.” !!! “jumping up and down. She got horns, so that’s good news.
Melissa McCarthy shared her gentle support for Mariska Hargitay.
McCarthy captioned the short video: “If you can’t provide quality care to your friend after ankle surgery, obviously the best way is to stand outside Wienerschnitzel with a sign.”
Her pal Hargitay appreciated the gesture, sharing McCarthy’s video on his own Instagram with the message “Above and Beyond. Honk if you are blown away by @melissamccarthy’s heart and humor. It might be worth breaking my ankle for, â€adding the hashtag #PrayingSheGotMeATakeOutSchnitzel. ”
McCarthy’s efforts to console and support her friend despite being a much-requested celebrity and mother are not only funny, but inspiring. Sure, she and her husband actor Ben Falcone may be busy with 14-year-old daughter Vivian and 11-year-old daughter Georgette, but she has found the time to help another mom when she’s going through a rough patch. , at the ankles. To make her laugh, to make her feel forgotten.
This is exactly the kind of best friend behavior a person can expect from the woman who played Sookie on Gilmore Girls and Megan in Bridesmaids. Life imitating art.