Pink and her family enjoy a night at iconic Luna Park in Sydney ahead of her final show in the harbour city
Pink took her family for a night of fun in Sydney during her Summer Carnival tour.
The pop star, 44, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore, was spotted at Luna Park on Friday ahead of her final show in Sydney this weekend with her children and husband Carey Hart.
The So What hitmaker was seen with teddies the family had won at a gaming stall.
She wore black activewear tights and a black tank top under a black hoodie.
The singer completed her look with a red baseball cap decorated with a quirky cartoon design.
Pink took her family for a night of fun in Sydney during her Summer Carnival tour. The So What hitmaker was seen with teddies the family had won at a gaming stall. Pictured with husband Carey Hart (right) and children Willow and Jameson (left)
Later, the American superstar took photos of her children and husband as they went on other rides.
The star smiled at the camera and also playfully gave the finger to the audience.
It comes as Pink has revealed she will be handing out surprise gifts to some lucky fans during the final concerts of her Australian Summer Carnival tour.
She took to Instagram on Saturday – just hours before her final show in Sydney – to confirm she will be leaving signed merchandise for fans during her final four performances.
Pink wore black activewear tights and a black tank top under a black hoodie
The singer completed her look with a red baseball cap decorated with a quirky cartoon design
Pink was all smiles as she joined her daughter Willow, 12, and son Jameson, 7, as they hit the rides
Pink and her young son were seen on a ride, giggling together as it ascended and descended rapidly
Later, the American superstar took photos of her children and husband as they went on other attractions
She was all smiles as they went to the rides with her daughter Willow, 12, and son Jameson, 7.
Pink and her young son were seen on a ride, giggling together as it ascended and descended rapidly.
Pink teased that the autographed items will be up for grabs at the merchandise stands, but will be handed out completely at random as fans line up to purchase their goods.
She shared a photo of herself signing a range of hoodies and tour books, while confirming that some lucky fans will be treated to the limited items.
“We’ll be leaving signed merchandise at merchandise stands at the Sydney, Brisbane and Townsville shows,” she wrote in a caption.
The star also playfully gave the finger to the audience
It comes as Pink has revealed she will be handing out surprise gifts to some lucky fans during the final concerts of her Australian Summer Carnival tour.
She took to Instagram on Saturday – just hours before her final show in Sydney – to confirm she will be leaving signed merchandise for fans at her final four performances
Pink teased that the autographed items will be up for grabs at the merchandise stands, but will be handed out completely at random as fans line up to purchase their goods
“It’s completely random – you can’t ask for it – but if you pick up a hoodie or a tour book, you might be surprised with a signed copy.”
Fans will first get the chance to get their hands on the signed merchandise on Saturday evening at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, where she will take the stage for her final show in the city.
Pink then flies to Brisbane for another show on March 19, before her final two concerts in Townsville on March 22 and 23 – and the signed goods will be up for grabs at all shows.
Pink has been busy traveling Australia for her highly anticipated Summer Carnival tour over the past month, and hasn’t failed to disappoint with her energetic shows.
Known for flying over the crowd and performing death-defying stunts, Pink has once again ensured that her concerts Down Under were a spectacle to remember.
She shared a photo of herself signing a range of hoodies and tour books, while confirming that some lucky fans will be treated to the limited items. “We’ll be leaving some signed merchandise at merchandise stands at the Sydney, Brisbane and Townsville shows,” she wrote in a caption
“It’s completely random – you can’t ask for it – but if you pick up a hoodie or a tour book, you might be surprised with a signed copy.” Fans will get their first chance to get their hands on the signed merchandise on Saturday evening at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, where she will take the stage for her final show in the city