Pink’s live performance was interrupted when she noticed a small girl crying in the audience. The pop star paused her acoustic rendition of “Who Knew” to comfort the child, creating a heartwarming viral moment. She asked the crowd about the little girl’s well-being and expressed concern over her distress.

Pink continued on despite the sudden understanding, “Was there a disagreement?” Why is everyone so agitated over a young girl? While the audience jeered at the fighters, Pink approached the girl and inquired, “Sweetheart, would you prefer this frog or this Rice Krispie treat? I’m sure you’d prefer the latter.” Following that, she praised the child, referring to her as “gorgeous, all dressed in pink.” The video garnered 10 million views and rapidly went viral on YouTube.

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The young admirer hesitated to approach Pink, but the pop icon reassured her it was okay and gifted the girl a toy frog along with some rice crispy treats. Pink later thanked the girl for coming before reprimanding the women for their argument, saying, “Stop it, ladies, you’re grown adults.” Pink then proceeded to perform “Who Knew” from the beginning, and the crowd erupted in cheers, showing their support.

Pink’s ability to transform a negative situation into a cherished memory for a young girl was truly remarkable. The praise she received from her online fans, calling her “awesome,” is well-deserved. Her humility is truly admirable. We need more artists like her in the world. Check out this viral video of Pink performing “Who Knew” with the iconic Kelly Clarkson below.

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While on the Kelly Clarkson Show, Pink delivered a duet and, before commencing the song, she detailed the inspiration behind “Who Knew”. The second friend shared a special connection with Pink, and she held a deep affection for him; she sadly revealed that she had “lost a number of friends to overdose”.

I still love singing the song even after all this time because it never gets old, and it means something different each time,” she said. It used to be about my grandma, then my dog. Since I’ve gone through loss myself, it always feels fresh to me.