Pink and her daughter Willow coordinated matching tennis looks while attending the U.S. Open in Queens on Sunday, sharing a rare family outing with husband Carey Hart and son Jameson.
The 46-year-old singer wore a white tennis dress with green accents, layered with a preppy polo sweater and finished with white sneakers, black sunglasses and a baseball cap bearing a "Goat" design. Fourteen-year-old Willow paired a white tank with a dark green skirt and gray-and-white Nike sneakers as the family watched the men’s final at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Pink posted an Instagram Story ahead of the match saying she had "worn all [her] tennis clothes just in case they need me," and joked, "I’ll be the oldest, slowest ball girl in history. Let’s do this." Hart, 50, chimed in at the venue with a playful "Put me in, coach," and the couple later shared selfies from the stands.
Hart posted on Instagram that the family had an "epic time" at the event and praised the players, calling men’s final competitors Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner "absolute beasts." The outing came the week after Hart documented Willow and younger brother Jameson starting the new school year. In an Instagram post last week, Hart celebrated Willow beginning high school, writing, "So crazy that Willz is starting high school today. My lil girl is growing up and taking the 1st major step in chasing her dream. You will be on broadway one day. So proud of you." He also teased Jameson with advice not to "eat to [sic] much glue."
Pink and Hart married in January 2006. The couple welcomed Willow several years later and son Jameson in 2016. The U.S. Open appearance offered a public glimpse of the family together as Willow adjusts to high school and the siblings settle into the new academic year.
The coordinated outfits and lighthearted social-media moments underscore a recurring pattern of celebrity parents attending major sporting events with their children, blending family time with public appearances. Pink has periodically shared personal moments from her life on social platforms, and Sunday’s photos and stories reinforced the family’s presence at one of tennis’s biggest annual tournaments.