Pink has left Gen Z completely shocked as they have only just discovered that the global megastar isn’t actually Australian.
The American singer, 44, has a huge fanbase Down Under and has broken records for concert and album sales in the country amid her massive popularity.
Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore, has spoken about how she considers Australia to be her ‘second home’ and has even ‘looked into’ getting citizenship.
However, Generation Z (those born 1997 – 2012) fans are only just discovering that Pink isn’t actually Australian, after she has been seen mixing with locals and making low-key outings during her latest tour Down Under.
TikTok user Bec Hardgrave sparked a huge debate when she described Pink as ‘an Australian trapped in an American’s life’, prompting many users to share their shock that the star was born and raised in the US.
Pink has left Gen Z completely shocked as they have only just discovered that the global megastar isn’t actually Australian as she visits the country for her Summer Carnival tour
In a video shared to the social media platform, Bec insisted Pink is an Aussie at heart, telling viewers: ‘Pink to me is Australian, I know she’s not, I know she has an American accent, but I feel like she’s an Australian trapped in an American’s life.
‘Whenever I see her doing anything, her mannerisms, everything about her screams Aussie to me. Like she’s giving Aussie.’
‘I know she’s not Aussie, but surely I can’t be the only one feeling this way. I know she’s not, and I don’t even know that much about Pink.
‘She might as well move here, because to me, she is giving Aussie!’
However, she quickly sparked uproar in the comments as hoards of Gen Z fans were quick to share their shock that Pink isn’t actually Australian.
‘Wait hold on, Pink is American? This is how I’m finding out Pink isn’t Australian,’ one said.
‘Pink is still an Aussie icon even if she isn’t Australian. Her aesthetic is sooo Australian,’ another said.
Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore, has been seen exploring Australia with her husband Carey Hart and their kids Willow, 12, and Jameson, seven, during their latest trip
TikTok user Bec Hardgrave sparked a huge debate when she described Pink as ‘an Australian trapped in an American’s life’, prompting many to share their shock that the star is from the US
‘Ummmmm I thought she was Australian… I literally googled today if Pink was born in Australia, I swear she was but google says otherwise,’ a third wrote.
One said: ‘I swear there’s some mandala effect going on because I could’ve sworn she was Aussie.’
Responding to one follower, Bec doubled down on her theory as she replied: ‘The last video I saw of her she had no shoes on…can’t get more Aussie than that?!’
Pink lives on a sprawling 200-acre ranch in Santa Barbara, California, with her husband Carey Hart and their two children Willow, 12, and Jameson, seven.
She is currently Down Under with her family for the Australian leg of her Summer Carnival tour and has been spotted out-and-about exploring in a string of low-key outings.
Looking every inch the local, Pink has been seen heading on motorbike rides around the Gold Coast with her husband Carey and exploring Bondi Beach in Sydney.
In a recent social media post, Pink gushed over her love for Australia as she shared family photographs from their stint in Sydney for her first set of concerts.
In the comments section, hoards of Gen Z fans were quick to share their shock that Pink isn’t actually Australian
The American singer, 44, has a huge fanbase Down Under and has broken records for concert and album sales in the country amid her massive popularity
‘Bondi Beach it’s been too long!!!!!!!’ she wrote last week. ‘[Sydney dining institution] Bills was delicious, too. Soooooooo happy to be back on this side of the world!’
‘Thank you, beautiful Australia, for being our home away from home. Kids are stoked.’
Pink was also seen heading for nights out down Manly, but was awkwardly turned away from the iconic Skiff Club for not bringing her ID with her, though she instead enjoyed a drink at 4 Pines Brewing.
After spending time in Sydney, Pink headed up to the Gold Coast but is now heading south for her next shows in Melbourne and Adelaide.
Pink has become an ‘honorary Aussie’ after breaking records for concert and album sales Down Under.
According to a report in New Idea last year, Pink is hoping to start a ‘new chapter’ in Australia with her family and is considering setting up a ‘base’ Down Under.
She has long considered Australia a second home with her letting slip that she was ‘looking into’ possible citizenship in February 2023.
Pink (pictured down Bondi Beach with her kids) has long considered Australia a second home with her letting slip that she was ‘ looking into’ possible citizenship in February 2023
