Pink and her not-so-tiny songbird, Willow Sage Hart, have once again captivated the hearts of fans everywhere with a “cameo-oke” performance full of “power” during Pink’s first time hosting The Kelly Clarkson Show.
To kick off a week of filling in for host Kelly Clarkson, the mother-daughter duo took on “Hopeless War,” one of the tracks from The Outsiders, which is currently playing on Broadway, for the classic Kellyoke segment, wearing coordinated outfits as they wove their stellar vocals together.
In the song, if you’re familiar with the source material—S.E. Hinton’s novel of the same name—Ponyboy and Cherry meet “to discuss how to avoid violence between their rival gangs,” as Pink describes, going on to call it “the kind of converstations we could all use more of in this world.” One fan went on to call it “a perfect choice” after hearing the two perform.
The Pair Gave Fans ‘Chills’ With Their ‘Incredible’ Performance
The show’s namesake is always the talk of the internet following her daily Kellyoke sessions, but the “Trusfall” singer and her daughter have certainly given her a run for her money with their “phenomenal duet” during the “first pinkeoke ever.”
“Amazing,” one fan gushed, noting, “Willows voice is so beautiful ❤.”
“Willow’s voice has grown to be so lovely!” another agreed, with a third declaring, “My god. Willow is incredible.”
“Omg chills this is so beautiful,” fans continued to praise, telling the mother of two, “Pink you should be proud.”
“Great job Momma P!nk!” another applauded. The harmonization was a stunning addition to the segment, with the commenter going on to gush, “They harmonize soo well together.”
“The harmony!!! Love when they sing together… such power!” someone else seconded.
“Absolutely beautiful girls,” one summed it up, complimenting, “Willow your voice has gotten so much stronger and lovely.”
The Teen Is Well on Her Way to Stardom
Willow has been showing off her budding vocals for years at this point, often guest-starring during her mom’s concerts, where the two would perform “Cover Me in Sunshine” for her massive crowds, often all but bringing a tear to her mom’s eyes.
She only grows stronger and more confident in her voice as time goes on, more recently appearing with her mother during Hugh Jackman’s Radio City Music Hall residency, where the three sang an emotional rendition of The Greatest Showman’s “A Million Dreams” before Willow tackled one of her mom’s hit singles, proving just how “insanely talented” she is—just like her mom.
Still, Willow is forging her own path, headed down a different, if not equally theatrical, path to performing. Pink has opened up about her oldest child’s own hopes and dreams, with Broadway on the agenda for the 14-year-old.
“She’s very into musical theater,” Pink previously shared, gushing, “She’s got a voice, man. She’s a little bird.”
Naturally, this Broadway-themed episode was the perfect of Pink’s week of guest-hosting to bring Willow into the studio on.
