You’re never too young to understand the gravity of something as honorable as a star on theHollywood Walk of Fame— just askPink‘s 7½-year-old daughter, Willow Sage.
During a Wednesday visit toThe Ellen DeGeneres Show, the singer admitted that Tuesday’s ceremony was a bit difficult for her in that she “hate(s) compliments,” but her husbandCarey Hartand their little girl went above and beyond to make her feel special and more comfortable.
“[Carey] brought in flowers yesterday and Willow wrote me a note that said, ‘Mama, this is a big deal. And I’m glad it’s you and notJustin Beaver,’ ” said Pink, 39.
“I was like, that is so random — how does she even know … I don’t know,” continued the entertainer and mother of two. “It was cute. I was like, ‘This must be a big deal.’ ”
After confirming Willow did, in fact, say “Beaver” instead of “Bieber,”Ellen DeGeneresjoked, “She’s, like, the only little girl who doesn’t know how to pronounce his name.”
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On Tuesday afternoon, Pink brought her family — Willow, sonJameson Moon, 2, and her former motocross-star husband Hart, 43 — to accept one of the biggest honors in Hollywood:receiving her own star on the Walk of Fame. Pink’s star sits next toJackie Chan‘s andDwayne “The Rock” Johnson‘s, reportsVariety.
“This is surreal. It has been a trip lately thinking back over the course of this career I’ve somehow managed to have. I signed my first record deal 23 years ago … and I’m only 23½ so that’s crazy,” the singer-songwriter joked as she accepted the award.
She added, “Thank you to my fans — you guys make it matter. Thank you for coming. My husband — he’s so cute. He’s my muse andif he didn’t piss me off all the timeI’d have not much to say. I wouldn’t be standing up here if it wasn’t for you. Never change. My children — you guys are my stars and I would never shine without you.”
DeGeneres supported the singer with a speech during the ceremony.
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DeGeneres went on in Wednesday’s interview to tell her guest that even though she has a hard time accepting praise, she had to give her just a few more props.
“But at the same time, she’s the most normal, grounded, amazing person,” continued DeGeneres, 61. “She can turn it on and be amazing and then just be a regular person.”
“I’m done,” the host concluded before Pink laughed and jokingly fell to the floor in a mock attempt at hiding out of embarrassment.
source: people.com
