Pink did not arrive at her 2026 Tony Awards hosting night alone. The singer turned the blue carpet into a full family moment on Sunday, arriving at Radio City Music Hall with daughter Willow Hart, son Jameson Hart, husband Carey Hart and mother Judith Moore.
Judith Moore, Willow Sage Hart, Pink, Jameson Hart and Carey Hart at The 79th Annual Tony Awards.
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For the blue carpet, the singer went all in on Broadway drama, opting for a semi-sheer strapless black gown covered in diamond-shaped paillettes. The “So What?” singer added the night’s biggest sweep of volume at the hips, where black and gray feather plumes extended behind her with a train-like effect. She carried the feather detail into her hair, pinning a blue-black floral accent into her swept-up silver pixie style.
Pink at The 79th Annual Tony Awards held at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday.
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Willow opted for a more delicate type of dark glamour. The 15-year-old singer and aspiring Broadway star wore Reem Acra Couture, a nude-toned gown with harness-like crisscrossed black velvet straps at the neckline and a wrapped velvet band at the waist. Black, silver and gold embroidery, sequins and gems traced the plunging bodice and skirt in branch-like lines, with larger curved swirls near the hem. She finished the look with semi-sheer black opera gloves and a jeweled hair clip.
Judith Moore, Pink, Jameson Hart, Willow Hart and Carey Hart
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The Tony Awards appearance followed another Broadway night for the mother-daughter duo this spring. At the end of April, Pink and Willow attended opening night of “The Lost Boys” in New York, where Pink paired a black leather jacket with metallic stars and crystals and Willow wore a crimson dress with an exposed-boning bodice and lacy skirt.
Pink and Willow Sage Hart attend “The Lost Boys” Broadway Opening Night at Palace Theatre on April 26, 2026 in New York City.
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The 79th annual Tony Awards return to Radio City Music Hall in New York on Sunday, with Pink hosting the CBS ceremony, which also streams on Paramount+. The show will feature performances from this season’s musical nominees, including nomination leaders “The Lost Boys” and “Schmigadoon!,” which have 12 nods each, followed by “Ragtime” with 11, along with “Cats: The Jellicle Ball” and “Titaníque,” plus special moments tied to “Chicago,” “Rent,” “A Chorus Line” and “The Book of Mormon.”
