Mariska Hargitay

I mean, there's hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of those things.

And, you know, listen, when she died, unfortunately, it was a very chaotic time.

And so a lot of things were taken and sold off, stolen.

I remember it was years ago and somebody called me and they had my mother's charm bracelet.

And so I had to buy it from them.

And it was such an interesting thing because you're like,

how crazy is this?

I'm buying something.

But in all fairness to them, they bought it.

So I was like, I get it.

That's fair.

But to have it back was so deeply meaningful because they were the charms.

One of the charms had my name on it and my brother's names on it, my sister's name on it, and all the things that she did.

And this is your life and all these great things.

And over the years, people have been very generous and sent me some things or offered to sell me things.

And

Some of the things are meaningful, you know, coats and pieces of clothing, costume jewelry, earrings.

Well, that is...

That is the miracle.

I did.