Law and Order’s Christopher Meloni Addresses Mariska Hargitay Kiss, Benson and Stabler’s “End Game”

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Law and Order’s Christopher Meloni Addresses Mariska Hargitay Kiss, Benson and Stabler’s “End Game”

2024/02/06 Report

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It seems that there is a lot of excitement surrounding the possibility of a romantic relationship between Captain Olivia Benson and Detective Elliot Stabler in the upcoming episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. While Christopher Meloni, who plays Stabler, did not confirm whether or not the two characters will finally get together, he did suggest that their relationship could potentially evolve in that direction.

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The episode will reportedly see Stabler coming to SVU to help Benson out with a favor, which involves picking up her son. However, based on the steamy preview, it seems like the episode may also feature a romantic moment between the two characters.

Fans will have to tune in to find out what happens next!

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