Pink celebrates her ‘thin thighs’ while physically showing sculptures while waking up surfing on family getaway
Pink has had it all year since she revealed she would be overcoming COVID-19 with her son in April.
But the three-time Grammy winner has enjoyed quality time with her brother in quarantine.
She recently enjoyed a family vacation as she celebrated her ‘thunder legs’ on Tuesday while demonstrating her wake-up skills during a scenic day at the lake.
Service: Pink recently enjoyed a family vacation as she celebrated her ‘thunder legs’ on Tuesday while demonstrating her wake-up skills during a scenic day at the lake
The 40-year-old put on a leggy display in a black swimsuit and a matching life jacket while shattering a wave.
She wrote: ‘I have always wondered why God gave me thunder legs. That he knew I would use them. #throwingbuckets #strongismygoal # joyful #wakesurfgirl #somebodysponsormealready ‘
Pink (whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore), previously posted a sweet selfie with son Jameson Moon, three, writing: ‘Lake days are the best days’
She also shared a video of motocross pro pro Man Carey Hart (45) watching Jameson surf with him, with the caption: ‘Turn down for what’
Mama’s boy: Pink (whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore), previously posted a sweet selfie with son Jameson Moon, three, writing: ‘Lake days are the best days’
Father / son bonding: She also shared a video of motocross-pro-man Carey Hart, 45, who woke up Jameson, titled: ‘Turn down for what’
Turn Down for What: Jameson clung to his father’s legs as he stepped out to the 2013 hit track by DJ Snake and Lil Jon
Jameson held on to his father’s legs as he stepped out to the 2013 hit track by DJ Snake and Lil Jon.
The toddler turned out to be in great health, following his recovery from coronavirus earlier this year with his pop star mother.
She wrote on Instagram: ‘Two weeks ago my three-year-old son, Jameson, and I showed symptoms of COVID-19. Fortunately, our doctor for primary care had access to tests and I tested positive.
Complete recovery: The toddler appeared to be in great health, following his recovery from coronavirus earlier this year with his pop star mother
Health Disease: She wrote on Instagram: ‘Two weeks ago, my three-year-old son, Jameson, and I had symptoms of COVID-19’
‘My family was already sheltered at home and we did that for the last two weeks following our doctor’s instruction. Just a few days ago we were retested and are now happily negative. ‘
The artist Glitter In the Air took the government’s response to the pandemic an ‘absolute travesty’.
They donated $ 500,000 to the Emergency Fund of Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia and another $ 500,000 to the Emergency COVID-19 Crisis Fund of the Mayor of Los Angeles.
Pink has since been isolated with Carey, whom she married in 2006, as did Jameson and her daughter Willow Sage, nine.
Family Time: Pink has since been isolated with Carey, whom she married in 2006, as did Jameson and her daughter Willow Sage, nine (pictured in February, 2019)
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