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Pink posted a selfie in a hospital gown on New Year's Eve
The Dec. 31 post detailed her reason for the hospital stay
The singer also reflected on her year and the goals she is setting for 2026
Pinkgave her New Year's Eve wishes from a hospital bed.
The "Raise Your Glass" singer shared a selfie on Wednesday, Dec. 31, while donning a hospital gown, a large neck bandage, and a huge smile.
The smileyInstagrampost came with a contemplative caption about her 2025 and an explanation for her hospital visit.
The musician joked that she was not getting a facelift but rather "two new shiny discs in my neck." "Rock 'n' roll is a contact sport," she wrote, adding that her family was snowboarding while she was "by [her]self" in a hospital room.
"This year was a doozy for all of us and it ran the spectrum from absolutely devastating to mildly annoying," the "So What" popstar wrote. "In amongst all of that, there was so much beauty. And I got to wake up every day and get out of bed and go about my business. The business of loving my children and helping them to follow their dreams."
The mother of twodescribed having had to say goodbye to "incredibly important people" this year and having "realized dreams this year, as well as nightmares." But she vowed to "work this year to help preserve the choices of others to make for themselves and their families and this very pursuit of happiness" in 2026.
Juliette Lewiscommented in support of Pink, writing, "Thank you for this. 🙌 happy healing & happy new year."Kristin Chenowethechoed the sentiment and wrote, "Amen sister amen! ❤️🙌👏🔥"
Pink kept fans in the loop on her health journey in 2025.
Over the summer, the "Just Give Me a Reason" singer shared that she wasrecovering from a bacterial infectionin anInstagrampost on Aug. 31.
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She posted a photo resting on a couch, legs crossed and a wine glass in hand, while hooked up to an IV.
"When you go on vacation and have food and E. Coli decides to move into your gut, you kill it with friends and daughters and red wine and a vitamin IV concoction," she wrote. "This is all normal and everything is going well."
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