The translation of the text is: «The Love Story of Pink and Carey Hart: 20 Years of Passion and Trials»
27 february 2026 в 01:13
The love story between Pink and professional motocross racer Carey Hart has lasted over two decades and is filled with passion, resilience, and public ups and downs. The couple first met in August 2001, briefly separated in 2003, and married in January 2006 in Costa Rica. After another separation in 2008, they reconciled and began building a life together, raising two children: daughter Willow Sage and son Jameson Moon.
Over the years, Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore, has openly discussed the effort required to maintain a long marriage. In honor of their 18th wedding anniversary in January 2024, she sincerely shared in a touching Instagram post about the challenges they have overcome together, stating that love is «a lifetime spent coming back to the table».
However, in February 2026, reports emerged that Pink and Hart had separated after nearly 20 years of marriage. The couple’s representatives did not publicly disclose the reasons for the split.
In addition to their romantic relationship, Hart is a well-known figure in extreme sports, celebrated for his motocross career and legacy at the X Games. Here’s everything you need to know about Carey Hart and his long relationship with Pink.
Carey was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, and received his first motorcycle at just four years old. At 18, he began competing on the professional supercross tour and quickly became known for his wild tricks. He was the first motorcyclist to perform a backflip in competition on his type of bike. Carey also competed in BMX freestyle and currently participates in off-road racing. Throughout his extreme sports career, he has won four medals at the X Games.
Carey and his team from Hart & Huntington Tattoo & Clothing Company became the stars of the A&E show «Inked», - which premiered in 2005. That same year, he also appeared in the fifth season of the VH1 reality show «The Surreal Life».
Additionally, he hosted X Games broadcasts and MTV2's «Burn Out», - and appeared in Pink’s music videos for «Just Like A Pill», - «So What», - «Raise Your Glass», - and «All I Know So Far». On the big screen, Carey became the star of the 2003 documentary «Goodtimes With Carey Hart».
The couple met at the summer X Games in 2001, where Carey was one of the leading competitors. Pink admitted that she was initially attracted to his «bad boy charm». They quickly fell in love, but in 2003, they took a break from their tumultuous relationship.
Pink and Carey reunited in 2005 when Pink proposed to him by holding up a sign that read «Will you marry me?» during one of Carey’s races. «He would never have asked me because I had said 'no' so many times», - she told USA Today in 2012.
The couple married in a relaxed beach ceremony at the Four Seasons in Costa Rica on January 7, 2006. The bride chose a bold Monique Lhuillier gown with a black bow cascading down her back and said «I do» in front of 140 guests, including Pink’s father and her friend Lisa Marie Presley.
«We just love the beach, so we knew we wanted to have the ceremony by the water», - Pink told People magazine in 2006. «We wanted it to be fun and non-traditional. We are spiritual but not religious. The main thing is to be with close friends and family and have a really fun and relaxed party».
The couple separated in February 2008. Pink announced the split on her website, writing: «The most important thing you need to know is that Carey and I love each other very much. This breakup is not about infidelity, anger, or fighting. I know it sounds like a cliché, but we are best friends, and that will continue». They reunited after 11 months, and in June 2011, they welcomed daughter Willow. Son Jameson joined the family in December 2016.
Reflecting on their struggles in a 2013 interview with Redbook, Pink noted that they simply spent too much time apart. «We were constantly working», - she said. «Too much time passed between our meetings. Carey saw me for only five days…»
Over the years, Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore, has openly discussed the effort required to maintain a long marriage. In honor of their 18th wedding anniversary in January 2024, she sincerely shared in a touching Instagram post about the challenges they have overcome together, stating that love is «a lifetime spent coming back to the table».
However, in February 2026, reports emerged that Pink and Hart had separated after nearly 20 years of marriage. The couple’s representatives did not publicly disclose the reasons for the split.
In addition to their romantic relationship, Hart is a well-known figure in extreme sports, celebrated for his motocross career and legacy at the X Games. Here’s everything you need to know about Carey Hart and his long relationship with Pink.
Carey was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, and received his first motorcycle at just four years old. At 18, he began competing on the professional supercross tour and quickly became known for his wild tricks. He was the first motorcyclist to perform a backflip in competition on his type of bike. Carey also competed in BMX freestyle and currently participates in off-road racing. Throughout his extreme sports career, he has won four medals at the X Games.
Carey and his team from Hart & Huntington Tattoo & Clothing Company became the stars of the A&E show «Inked», - which premiered in 2005. That same year, he also appeared in the fifth season of the VH1 reality show «The Surreal Life».
Additionally, he hosted X Games broadcasts and MTV2's «Burn Out», - and appeared in Pink’s music videos for «Just Like A Pill», - «So What», - «Raise Your Glass», - and «All I Know So Far». On the big screen, Carey became the star of the 2003 documentary «Goodtimes With Carey Hart».
The couple met at the summer X Games in 2001, where Carey was one of the leading competitors. Pink admitted that she was initially attracted to his «bad boy charm». They quickly fell in love, but in 2003, they took a break from their tumultuous relationship.
Pink and Carey reunited in 2005 when Pink proposed to him by holding up a sign that read «Will you marry me?» during one of Carey’s races. «He would never have asked me because I had said 'no' so many times», - she told USA Today in 2012.
The couple married in a relaxed beach ceremony at the Four Seasons in Costa Rica on January 7, 2006. The bride chose a bold Monique Lhuillier gown with a black bow cascading down her back and said «I do» in front of 140 guests, including Pink’s father and her friend Lisa Marie Presley.
«We just love the beach, so we knew we wanted to have the ceremony by the water», - Pink told People magazine in 2006. «We wanted it to be fun and non-traditional. We are spiritual but not religious. The main thing is to be with close friends and family and have a really fun and relaxed party».
The couple separated in February 2008. Pink announced the split on her website, writing: «The most important thing you need to know is that Carey and I love each other very much. This breakup is not about infidelity, anger, or fighting. I know it sounds like a cliché, but we are best friends, and that will continue». They reunited after 11 months, and in June 2011, they welcomed daughter Willow. Son Jameson joined the family in December 2016.
Reflecting on their struggles in a 2013 interview with Redbook, Pink noted that they simply spent too much time apart. «We were constantly working», - she said. «Too much time passed between our meetings. Carey saw me for only five days…»
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