Pink Separates from Carey Hart for Second Time After 20 Years of Marriage? Singer Pushes Back on Rumors

New claims that pink has separated from her husband of twenty years, Carey Hart, drew a swift public response from the singer, who rejected the reports and pushed back on the timing and handling of the news. The exchange spotlights tensions between tabloid reporting and family privacy while revisiting the couple's public history together.

Pink Responds to Separation Rumors

In a video posted on her social feed, the singer said she had just been informed of the assertion that she is separated from her husband. She thanked media coverage for the alert and made clear that their children, a 14-year-old and a 9-year-old, were unaware of any separation. She framed the claim as false, calling it "fake news, not true, " and urged attention toward other public issues and her professional milestones instead.

What was reported about the split

Some reports said Pink, 46, had broken up with Carey Hart, 50, after twenty years together. Those accounts suggested the couple had ended their marriage, but the singer's direct rebuttal denied the accuracy of that claim and emphasized that family members had not been informed as the reports circulated.

Public sightings and anniversary context

The reports followed the couple's last public sighting together, in which they were seen in New York City and were noted for not wearing their wedding rings and appearing tense. The rumor wave arrived shortly after their wedding anniversary in January; the singer did not acknowledge that anniversary this year, unlike the prior year when she shared an extended post celebrating their relationship.

In that earlier anniversary message, she described a moment more than a decade earlier on a beach in Costa Rica when they "took a chance, " saying she had been with him longer than she had not and expressing gratitude for their shared history and resilience.

History of an earlier separation and reconciliation

This is not the couple's first public breakup. They announced a split in 2008, described in the past as occurring two years after their wedding in Costa Rica. That separation inspired creative work that included Hart appearing in one of the singer's music videos tied to the moment. By 2009 the pair publicly indicated they had reconciled, with Hart saying, "We're rebuilding, " as they worked through difficulties in their relationship.

Comments on longevity, family and next steps

The singer used her response to question focus on celebrity rumors rather than broader societal issues or her own achievements, noting she was nominated the first year she was eligible for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She has previously spoken candidly about the difficulty of long-term relationships, once observing that sustained partnerships require work and that it can be easier to move from one relationship to another than to address recurring problems.

Her direct rebuttal, the reminder about their children being unaware, and the couple's documented history of both separation and reconciliation create a layered public narrative. Details remain in flux: while reports circulated alleging a breakup, the singer's public message characterized that claim as false. Recent updates indicate the situation may continue to evolve; further clarity has not been provided in the public record at this time.