Pink and Carey Hart Split Again After 20 Years of Marriage
Recent coverage says pink and Carey Hart have split after 20 years of marriage, marking a new phase in a relationship long defined by public ups and downs. pink is 46 and Hart is 50; the separation follows two decades that included earlier breakups, reconciliations and two children.
Pink and Carey Hart Split
The couple have separated after 20 years of marriage, recent coverage states. The pair first dated in the early 2000s and have moved through multiple public ruptures and reunions during their time together.
Timeline of past breakups
Their history includes a breakup around 2003, a reconciliation in 2004 and an engagement the next year that came after she proposed during one of his races. They married in Costa Rica in 2006 and separated publicly in 2008, an episode that later inspired one of her hit singles. Instead of divorcing at that time, they pursued marriage counseling and reconciled in 2009.
Family and personal milestones
The couple share two children: a daughter, Willow Sage, who is now 14 and was born in 2011, and a son, Jameson Moon, who is now 9 and was born in 2016. In recent years they marked anniversaries and public milestones together; coverage notes that they celebrated an 18th wedding anniversary in 2024 and that Hart turned 50 earlier in the latest coverage cycle, when she publicly listed reasons she loves him.
What this means next
Their past pattern establishes observable indicators: when they faced a major split in 2008 they pursued counseling and later reconciled. If the couple follows that same approach again, counseling could be a potential pathway; if not, separation may move toward more permanent arrangements. At this time other details about next steps and legal status are not publicly confirmed.
Key takeaways
- The marriage has ended after 20 years; pink is 46 and Hart is 50.
- The couple previously separated, sought counseling, and reconciled in 2009.
- They have two children, ages 14 and 9; further details are not publicly confirmed.
Observers noting the couple’s history point to a clear pattern of rupture and repair; any near-term developments are likely to follow from choices the couple makes about counseling, family arrangements and public statements.
