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Pink and Carey Hart's controversial love life: Couple therapy helped singer navigate pitfalls of a long marriage

Pink is stronger than ever in her 15-year-old marriage to Carey Hart
PUBLISHED MAY 23, 2021
Pink and Carey Hart have been married for 15 years (Getty Images)
Pink and Carey Hart have been married for 15 years (Getty Images)

Pink and Carey Hart can easily be called couple goals of all time, as the singer and former biker duo has successfully navigated the ups and downs of a 15-year-old marriage with grace and resilience. Pink aka Alecia Beth Moore met motocross racer Hart in 2001 at the 2001 X Games in Philadelphia. The love story took a short halt in 2003, reportedly due to a separation, after which the 'Cover Me in Sunshine' singer proposed to Hart in 2005. 

From proposing to Hart during an intense Mammoth Lakes motocross race, where she was supposed to be assisting in his race, to popping up the question "Will You Marry Me? I'm serious!" on a pit board, Pink's proposal story remains unique.

But here's how the couple has gone through more than one patch of separation and how their joint decision that "there is no quit button" has made the couple stronger than ever in 2021 - 15 years into a marriage.

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Pink poses with husband Carey Hart and children Willow Hart and Jameson Hart at a ceremony honoring her with the 2,656th star on The Hollywood Walk of Fame on February 05, 2019 in Hollywood, California. (Getty Images)

'No quit button'

In 2021, Pink is stronger than ever in her marriage; but the couple apparently weathered the ups and downs of marriage through the help of 'therapy.'

Pink is a big believer of counseling, and while individual counseling helps them to 'fix' themselves, Pink believes that couple therapies help two people find the "same language". She revealed the importance of "learning how to speak the same language", as two indiciduals who make a couple "don't speak the same language."

Carey Hart and Pink attend Billboard's 2019 LIve Music Summit and Awards Ceremony at the Montage Hotel on November 05, 2019 in Beverly Hills, California. (Getty Images)

Pink and Hart's separation

Pink and Hart may swear by a 'no quit' button now, but the couple had their fair share of separations in the past. After getting married in 2006, the couple was separated in 2008 for as long as a year. During the separation period, they sought marriage counseling, and in 2010, Pink confirmed that they were back together. Speaking of the family dynamic and how they made it through 15 years, Pink said, "We love being a family. And we both come from families that gave up, and that's okay," she continued. "That was their journey, that was the journey we all were supposed to be on. But for us, we don't want to do that."

(L-R) Carey Hart, P!nk, Jameson Hart, and Willow Hart attend the 2019 E! People's Choice Awards at Barker Hangar on November 10, 2019 in Santa Monica, California. (Getty Images)

Pink, mother of son Jameson, 4, and daughter Willow, 9, also revealed in a recent interview about her intention of not being a mom. She said, "I didn't not want to be a mom. But it just wasn't on my list of to-do's." She added that after having Willow, her first child, her notion regarding motherhood changed. She divulged, "I had Willow and, man, that saying of 'watching your heart go walking outside of your body.' It's truly how it feels!" 

Recording artist Pink (R) poses with daughter Willow Sage Hart before the National Anthem during the Super Bowl LII Pregame show at U.S. Bank Stadium on February 4, 2018 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Getty Images)

'Neither one of us need each other, we want and we choose each other'

Speaking about the secret of a successful relationship, Pink explained, "When you first get together, you look at that person as your entire world. One person can't be your entire world. You have to have your own passions, your own friends, your own time to yourself. I used to be super needy", adding, "Now we expect less of each other, and that allows us to give each other more somehow."

The 'Cover Me in Sunshine' singer added that she is still very much a member of 'I Don't Need a Fan' club.

"I was, and I'm still in that club. I just happen to have a wonderful man by my side." The singer concluded by saying, "Neither one of us need each other, we want and we choose each other."

(L-R) Recording artist Pink, Willow Sage Hart, Carey Hart and Judith Moore attend the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Madison Square Garden on January 28, 2018 in New York City. (Getty Images)

'You have to end up fixing yourself; you can't fix the other person'

Speaking of their bond that has lasted for over a decade, Pink is confident that the secret to a happy marriage lies in counseling. She gushed, "Long-term relationships are not easy. It is much easier to stay in the solid days and jump from relationship to relationship because then you don't have to fix the problems that keep recurring. You have to end up fixing yourself. you can't fix the other person."

Pink who is all ready to perform at the BBMAs in 2021 recently released her Amazon Prime documentary 'All I Know So Far', where she takes fans behind the scenes, sharing precious moments with them. From intimate family scenes with Hart and the children to Pink's popstar shots from her concert, the documentary reveals the never-seen-side of the 'I Walk Alone' singer's life.

Watch the trailer of the documentary below.



 

Know the full performers' list of BBMAs here.

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