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Pink Pens Awesome Note To Self About Why She’s Aging In Natural Way

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Michael Maloney

5 years ago

Rock star Pink has taken to social media to speak out on the aging process. Her songs uplift and encourage her many fans and now her introspection on getting older is doing the same.

Pink Shares Important Message

“Letter to self;” the singer’s post began. “Dear Me, you’re getting older. I see lines. Especially when you smile.Your nose is getting bigger..You look(and feel) weird as you get used to this new reality. But your nose looks like your kids, and your face wrinkles where you laugh. And yeah you idiot..u smoked.”

But she wasn’t done. In a follow-up tweet, Pink says she contemplated doing some alterations. “Every once in a while you consider altering your face, and then you watch a show where you want to see what the person is feeling… and their face doesn’t move. I’m cannot get behind it.” Besides, the singer, noted, “I want my children to know what I look like when I’m angry.”

On a more serious note, Pink added, “I’m fortunate because I’ve never really depended on my looks. I’ve decided that my talent and my individuality is far more important than my face. So get on board cause I am about to AGE THE OL FASHIONED WAY (in a tutu ruling [expletive] at 30 mph 100 ft in the air over 40) yasssssssss”

Always An Inspiration

Born Alecia Beth Moore on September 8, 1979, Pink was originally a member of the all-girl group Choice. She became a solo artist in the mid-1990s. Among her many hits and memorable performances are Get the Party Started, What About Us, and Just Give Me a Reason.

Also, her rendition of Somewhere Over the Rainbow at the 2014 Oscars in honor of the 75th anniversary of The Wizard of Oz, attended by both Liza Minelli and Lorna Luft, daughters of the late Judy Garland (Dorothy), earned a well-deserved standing ovation.

Last year, Pink completed her Beautiful Trauma World Turn, which began in Phoenix, Arizona on March 1, 2018, and concluded on November 2, 2019, in Austin, Texas. The tour earned nearly $400 million, selling over three million tickets.