Pink Details Her Horrifying ‘Rollercoaster’ Battle With Coronavirus: ‘I’ve Never Prayed More In My Life’

Following last week’s big The Phantom Of The Opera event, which was watched by millions on YouTube on Friday and Saturday, we can now share details of this week’s big free musical event on The Shows Must Go On, the Universal channel hosting Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals for free for a brief period each and every weekend. This week the Love Never Dies YouTube screening will take place. The show is the sequel to the celebrated ‘Phantom’ and it will all take place in just over 24 hours’ time.

Giving back. Now that she’s on the mend after testing positive for COVID-19, Pink is doing what she can to help others amid the ongoing health crisis.

Pink’s husband, Carey Hart, is opening up about how critically ill the singer and their 3-year-old son, Jameson, were with the novel coronavirus. "It was intense," Hart said told “The Jason Ellis Show” on SiriusXM on Monday.

Carey Hart is sharing what it was like for his musician wife, Pink, and their young son, Jameson, to battle coronavirus.

Carey Hart is opening up about his family’s personal battle with coronavirus.

Speaking out. Carey Hart opened up about his wife Pink and their 3-year-old son Jameson’s fight with the novel coronavirus.

During an interview on The Ellen Degeneres Show, the star shared the harrowing details of her illness and how she and her three-year-old son, Jameson, struggled to recover after weeks of illness. 

Tarana Burke, the founder of the #MeToo movement, on Thursday took to Twitter to share details about her partner's experience with COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. According to Burke, she opened up in order to help others as the pandemic continues to spread across the globe.

Pink became dependent on a rescue inhaler as she struggled to breathe during her recent fight with the coronavirus.

Pink is one of several celebrities who has shared details of her battle with the coronavirus, and in a new interview, the singer nearly breaks down in tears as she details an asthma attack she suffered at the peak of her symptoms. Speaking with Ellen DeGeneres from her California home, Pink shared she's suffered from asthma all her life but hasn't relied on her inhaler for three decades until contracting COVID-19.

Pink became dependent on a rescue inhaler as she struggled to breathe during her recent fight with the coronavirus.

Singer Pink has issued a stark warning about the seriousness of coronavirus after she and her son, Jameson tested positive for the virus which is currently causing a global pandemic.

In the midst of quarantine parenting, things got scary forPink, who tested positive for COVID-19 alongside her 3-year-old son, Jameson. The singer, who revealed her diagnosis earlier this week, had a long discussion about her family's experience with the coronavirus with friend and authorJen Pastiloff on Instagram on Sunday.

The Beautiful Trauma singer, Pink revealed that two weeks ago she was showing symptoms of the Coronavirus. Pink further adds that when she tested positive for the COVID-19, she continued to stay home and followed the directives of her doctor.

Pink has spoken out about her health and how her three-year-old son was affected after testing positive for coronavirus.

Pink is opening up about how COVID-19 was a painful ordeal for her and her young son, Jameson.

Pink is opening up about her battle with coronavirus.