Pink and her husband are sticking to their promise of making their daughter’s Broadway dreams come true!
Last month, the “Raise Your Glass” singer announced that she and her husband Carey Hart had moved from Los Angeles to New York City so their daughter Willow could pursue theatre studies.
In addition to the 14-year-old, the couple, who have been married since 2006, are parents to son Jameson, nine.
Over the weekend, Carey took to Instagram and revealed that Willow spent her spring break catching up with, what else, Broadway shows.
He first shared a photo of him and Willow posing with the Maybe Happy Ending cast, followed by snaps of the Times Square theaters and one of Willow with Shoshana Bean.
“Willz and I did spring break a lil different this year,” he then wrote, explaining: “Over 4 days, we took in 5 shows. Maybe Happy Ending, Stranger Things, Heathers, Dog Day Afternoon, and The Lost Boys. What an absolute blast.”
“Subways, iconic eating spots, Willz schooling me on all the behind the scenes of Broadway, and quality time. She is growing up so fast, this is gonna be one of those experiences that I will remember for a lifetime,” Carey continued.
“Thanks @jonnybernthal for the hospitality at Dog Day Afternoon. You are a beast at your craft and I was blown away by your character and the show. Thanks @shobean for the hang and the preview of The Lost Boys!! You were awesome,” he went on, endearingly adding: “I have a feeling I’m gonna be watching these shows with my lil girl on stage soon. You are gonna be a force on Broadway, kiddo.”
Pink first announced her cross-country move when she guest hosted an episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, for which Willow tagged along, kicking off the episode by singing together “This Hopeless War” from the 2024 Broadway production of The Outsiders.
© Getty ImagesShe then shared that she moved to New York City because she is “an amazing mom” and so Willow “could study theater and experience more Broadway.”
© InstagramPink has since purchased a Greenwich Village townhouse for $21.5 million, the Wall Street Journal reported this weekend.
The 8,000 square-foot residence is a five-bedroom Greek Revival-style house that dates back to 1849, sold by the artistic Forseca family, who had owned it since the 1950s.
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