Pink Turned Her Big Night at the People's Choice Awards Into an Adorable Family Affair

Updated on Nov 11, 2019 at 11:07 AM

Pink was surrounded by loved ones as she attended the 2019 People's Choice Awards on Sunday night. The singer, who received the People's Champion award during the show, walked the red carpet with her longtime husband Carey Hart and their adorable kids, 8-year-old daughter Willow and 2-year-old son Jameson. The family of four were all smiles as they held hands and posed for the cameras. As much as we're obsessed with Pink and Carey's adorable romance, we have to give it up to their children for stealing the spotlight. They're just so cute! Keep reading for even more pictures from Pink's big night ahead.

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