Pink Gets Candid about Her “Modern Marriage” with Carey Hart

Top Bank AccountsJuly 4, 2020

Pink has seven multiplatinum albums, won three Grammy awards, MTV Video Music Awards, Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award and is a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. But none of that matters to her, and certainly not more than being an actual soccer mom. She enjoys her happy family life, which she says is her proudest achievement in her whole life. She is the image of a protective tigress when it comes to her two young kids with husband Carey Hart.

Born Alecia Beth Moore at Doylestown, Penn, her younger years were about drug abuse and teenage rebellion. She was an angry runaway with attitude and was always in trouble. In 2001, she settled into her most adult relationship when she embarked on a whirlwind romance with motocross biker Hart. What followed were four years of back-and-forth that saw them deciding if they were going to kill each other or live together forever. Eventually they married in Costa Rica only to endure a brutal split that pushed Pink to serve him divorce papers. But, they were together again in no time.

After re-committing to each other for good, they started a family, welcoming daughter Willow Sage in June 2011 and son Jameson Moon in December 2016. Pink stopped rebelling and has never been happier. These days, she and Hart, 43, are so bonded together at the hip that all her tours are now a family affair.

The tour bus life promises to be hard for the family but they will make some amazing memories as they love their life together. She realizes that it is awful to be married to her as she never apologizes, even after going too far. But Carey is a rock while she is the storm, and it’s been fun as they have been steady for about a decade. She feels that Carey is very thoughtful, logical, constant and basically a good man and a very good dad but the ever-candid musician admits to times when forever really feels like an eternity. Either ways, she’s enjoying her “thoroughly modern” marriage to her husband and that’s all that matters.