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	Alecia Beth Moore-Hart, professionally known as [[Pink]] (often spelled/stylized as P!nk) is an American singer and songwriter.		[[Alecia Beth Moore-Hart]], professionally known as [[Pink]] (often spelled/stylized as P!nk) is an American singer and songwriter.

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V for Vernon at 02:11, 8 October 2026

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	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)
	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)
	- [[youtube.com]]: [[[Pink]] deletes Instagram posts mocking Charlie Kirk's death] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7dGCF3sR2s)		- [[youtube.com]]: [[[Pink]] deletes Instagram posts mocking Charlie Kirk's death](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7dGCF3sR2s)

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	- [[usatoday.com]]: [[[Pink]] faces backlash over posting photo of circumcised son without diaper]](https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/allthemoms/2019/04/01/[[pink]]-slams-trolls-after-posting-photo-son-without-diaper/3331926002/)		- [[usatoday.com]]: [[[Pink]] faces backlash over posting photo of circumcised son without diaper](https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/allthemoms/2019/04/01/[[pink]]-slams-trolls-after-posting-photo-son-without-diaper/3331926002/)
	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show]](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)
	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"]](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)
	- [[youtube.com]]: [[[Pink]] deletes Instagram posts mocking Charlie Kirk's death]] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7dGCF3sR2s)		- [[youtube.com]]: [[[Pink]] deletes Instagram posts mocking Charlie Kirk's death] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7dGCF3sR2s)

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	- [[usatoday.com]]: [[[Pink]] faces backlash over posting photo of circumcised son without diaper](https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/allthemoms/2019/04/01/[[pink]]-slams-trolls-after-posting-photo-son-without-diaper/3331926002/)		- [[usatoday.com]]: [[[Pink]] faces backlash over posting photo of circumcised son without diaper]](https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/allthemoms/2019/04/01/[[pink]]-slams-trolls-after-posting-photo-son-without-diaper/3331926002/)
	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show]](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)
	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"]](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"]](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)
	- [[youtube.com]]: [[Pink]] deletes Instagram posts mocking Charlie Kirk's death (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7dGCF3sR2s)		- [[youtube.com]]: [[[Pink]] deletes Instagram posts mocking Charlie Kirk's death]] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7dGCF3sR2s)

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	In another notable instance, [[Pink]] expressed strong opposition to the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. She publicly urged fans who opposed the decision to "NEVER f***ing listen to my music again,". This statement, which appeared on her social media accounts, drew both support and criticism from her audience.		In another notable instance, [[Pink]] expressed strong opposition to the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. She publicly urged fans who opposed the decision to "NEVER f***ing listen to my music again,". This statement, which appeared on her social media accounts, drew both support and criticism from her audience.

			[[Pink]] made several Instagram posts mocking Charlie Kirk's funeral and accusing Kirk of being a white supremacist. Amid backlash, she had deleted the posts.

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	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)
	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"]](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"]](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)
			- [[youtube.com]]: [[Pink]] deletes Instagram posts mocking Charlie Kirk's death (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7dGCF3sR2s)

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V for Vernon at 01:53, 8 October 2026

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			Alecia Beth Moore-Hart, professionally known as [[Pink]] (often spelled/stylized as P!nk) is an American singer and songwriter.
	[[Pink]] is an American singer, songwriter, and actress known for her powerful voice, genre-blending music, and advocacy for social issues. With a career spanning over two decades, [[Pink]] has become a global icon, recognized for her contributions to pop, rock, and hip-hop music, as well as her work in film and television. Her influence extends beyond entertainment, as she frequently uses her platform to address topics such as gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights, and reproductive health.

	{{H2\|Career and Musical Style}}
	[[Pink]] rose to fame in the late 1990s with her debut album Can't Take Me Now (1998), which showcased her unique vocal range and eclectic musical style. Over the years, she has released numerous chart-topping albums, including Missundaztood (2000), Try This (2003), and The Truth About Love (2012). Her music often explores themes of self-empowerment, resilience, and personal growth, resonating with fans worldwide.

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			In 2019, [[Pink]] reacted to celebrities announcing that they did not perform [[Male genital mutilation\|routine infant circumcision]] on their sons, responding by posting a half-naked photograph of her toddler son on Instagram with the circumcision wound visible. Amid backlash after the story going viral, [[Pink]] claimed that she did not realize her son was half-naked the photograph, deleted the original photo, and referred to her critics as "f**ing disgusting trolls".
⚫	~~[[Pink]] has occasionally found herself at the center of controversy due to her outspoken nature.~~ In 2023, she faced backlash after ejecting a concertgoer who was protesting male circumcision during a performance. ~~The~~ ~~incident,~~ ~~which~~ ~~occurred~~ ~~mid-show~~, ~~sparked~~ ~~debate~~ ~~about~~ ~~free~~ ~~speech~~ ~~and~~ the ~~limits~~ of ~~protest~~ in ~~public~~ ~~spaces.~~ [[Pink]] defended her actions, ~~stating~~ that the protest was "disruptive" and "not appropriate" for the event.

		⚫	In 2023, she faced backlash after ejecting a concertgoer who was protesting male circumcision during a performance in San Antonio at the Alamodome in September 25th, 2023, in a clear response to the 2019 viral occurrence. During the incident, which occurred mid-show, [[Pink]] called the concertgoer "that cancer", and later defended her actions, claiming that the protest was "disruptive" and "not appropriate" for the event.
⚫	In another notable instance, [[Pink]] expressed strong opposition to the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. She publicly urged fans who opposed the decision to "~~never~~ listen to my music again," ~~emphasizing her stance on reproductive rights~~. This statement, which appeared on her social media accounts, drew both support and criticism from her audience.

		⚫	In another notable instance, [[Pink]] expressed strong opposition to the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. She publicly urged fans who opposed the decision to "NEVER f***ing listen to my music again,". This statement, which appeared on her social media accounts, drew both support and criticism from her audience.
	{{H2\|Advocacy and Philanthropy}}
	Beyond her music, [[Pink]] is an advocate for various causes, including breast cancer awareness, LGBTQ+ rights, and mental health. She has partnered with organizations such as the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the Trevor Project, using her platform to raise awareness and funds for these initiatives. Her commitment to philanthropy has earned her numerous accolades, including a Grammy Award for Best Pop Solo Performance in 2002.

	{{H2\|References}}		{{H2\|References}}
			- [[usatoday.com]]: [[[Pink]] faces backlash over posting photo of circumcised son without diaper](https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/allthemoms/2019/04/01/[[pink]]-slams-trolls-after-posting-photo-son-without-diaper/3331926002/)
	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)
	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"]](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)		- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"]](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)

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			[[Pink]] is an American singer, songwriter, and actress known for her powerful voice, genre-blending music, and advocacy for social issues. With a career spanning over two decades, [[Pink]] has become a global icon, recognized for her contributions to pop, rock, and hip-hop music, as well as her work in film and television. Her influence extends beyond entertainment, as she frequently uses her platform to address topics such as gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights, and reproductive health.
⚫	https://people.com/~~pink~~-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853

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			[[Pink]] rose to fame in the late 1990s with her debut album Can't Take Me Now (1998), which showcased her unique vocal range and eclectic musical style. Over the years, she has released numerous chart-topping albums, including Missundaztood (2000), Try This (2003), and The Truth About Love (2012). Her music often explores themes of self-empowerment, resilience, and personal growth, resonating with fans worldwide.

			{{H2\|Controversies and Public Statements}}
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			[[Pink]] has occasionally found herself at the center of controversy due to her outspoken nature. In 2023, she faced backlash after ejecting a concertgoer who was protesting male circumcision during a performance. The incident, which occurred mid-show, sparked debate about free speech and the limits of protest in public spaces. [[Pink]] defended her actions, stating that the protest was "disruptive" and "not appropriate" for the event.
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			In another notable instance, [[Pink]] expressed strong opposition to the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. She publicly urged fans who opposed the decision to "never listen to my music again," emphasizing her stance on reproductive rights. This statement, which appeared on her social media accounts, drew both support and criticism from her audience.

			{{H2\|Advocacy and Philanthropy}}
			Beyond her music, [[Pink]] is an advocate for various causes, including breast cancer awareness, LGBTQ+ rights, and mental health. She has partnered with organizations such as the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the Trevor Project, using her platform to raise awareness and funds for these initiatives. Her commitment to philanthropy has earned her numerous accolades, including a Grammy Award for Best Pop Solo Performance in 2002.

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		⚫	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] kicks out concertgoer protesting circumcision mid-show](https://people.com/[[Pink]]-kicks-out-concertgoer-protesting-circumcision-mid-show-7974853)
		⚫	- [[People.com]]: [[[Pink]] tells fans who oppose Roe v. Wade to "never listen to my music"]](https://people.com/music/[[Pink]]-tells-fans-who-oppose-roe-v-wade-to-never-listen-to-my-music/)

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