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Pink Slams “Fake News” Separation Reports: “Talk About My Accomplishments”
Pink shuts down false separation rumors regarding Carey Hart, calling out ‘fake news’ and highlighting her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination in a fiery post.

The Rumor Mill Ignites
Pop icon Pink has once again proven she is not one to be trifled with when it comes to her personal life. Following a flurry of reports from major media outlets claiming she and her husband of nearly two decades, Carey Hart, had separated, the “Trustfall” singer took to social media to set the record straight with her signature blend of wit and transparency. The rumors began circulating early Thursday when People magazine, citing an anonymous source, reported that the couple had decided to part ways after 20 years of marriage. The story was quickly picked up by other major outlets, including TMZ and Us Weekly, creating a digital firestorm regarding the status of one of Hollywood’s most resilient couples.
A Direct Response from the Source
Pink did not wait for the news cycle to move on before addressing the claims. In a pointed Instagram post, the Grammy-winning artist expressed her surprise at the headlines, noting that she was “just alerted” to the fact that she was allegedly separated from her husband. She sarcastically thanked the publications for informing her of her own marital status, highlighting the absurdity of the situation. In her video address, Pink emphasized that the reports were entirely unfounded, labeling them as “fake news” and “trash news.” Her frustration was palpable as she questioned why the media was focusing on her “supposed demise” rather than her significant professional milestones or pressing global issues.
Prioritizing Family and Real-World Issues
One of the most striking aspects of Pink’s response was her concern for her children. She directly addressed the editors of the reporting magazines, asking if they would like to be the ones to inform her 14-year-old daughter, Willow Sage, and her 9-year-old son, Jameson Moon, about the false rumors. By bringing her children into the conversation, Pink highlighted the real-world consequences of celebrity gossip and the potential distress it can cause to families. Furthermore, she challenged the media to redirect their focus toward what she considered “real news.” She specifically cited the unsealing of the Epstein files, the ongoing battle against systemic racism, and the historic achievements of American women during the Winter Olympics as topics more deserving of the public’s attention.
A Legacy of Marital Resilience
The relationship between Pink and Carey Hart has long been a subject of public fascination, largely because the couple has been so open about their ups and downs. The pair first met in 2001 at the Summer X Games in Philadelphia. Their journey has included a brief separation in 2003 and a more significant break in 2008, during which they remained friends but lived apart. However, they never officially divorced and instead used those periods of transition to strengthen their bond through marriage counseling—a practice Pink has frequently advocated for in interviews. By overcoming previous obstacles, the couple has become a symbol of marital endurance in an industry known for short-lived romances. This history of resilience makes the recent false reports particularly jarring for fans who have followed their two-decade journey.
Celebrating Professional Milestones
In the midst of the tabloid drama, Pink reminded her followers that her career is currently reaching new heights. She specifically mentioned her recent nomination for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, a prestigious honor that recognizes her two decades of influence on the music industry. Pink’s career has been defined by her powerhouse vocals, acrobatic live performances, and raw, honest songwriting. Her message was clear: she would much rather the conversation center on her artistic contributions and the positive impact she has made on the world than on fabricated stories about her private life. She concluded her message by urging her fans to remain skeptical of rumors, stating, “If you don’t hear it from me, don’t believe the hype.”
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Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
Your Current 3 Day Environment Canada forecast for Miramichi, Rogersville, Doaktown.
THE MIRAMICHI CURRENT · WEATHER
Your Current 3 Day Forecast
October 23, 2026
Across our communities
| Community | High / low | Rain | Wind | Alert |
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| Miramichi | 13° / -3° | 0% | N 20 km/h | None |
| Rogersville | 13° / -3° | 0% | N 20 km/h | None |
| Doaktown | 13° / -5° | 0% | N 20 km/h | None |
Miramichi
Now
8.3°
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Sunrise 7:51 a.m. · Sunset 6:21 p.m.
Moon: Waxing gibbous · 94% lit
Observed 5:00 p.m.
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A few clouds. Wind north 20 km/h gusting to 40 becoming light overnight. Low minus 3. Wind chill minus 8 overnight.
Rain 0%Wind 20 km/hGusts 40 km/h
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Sunny. Wind up to 15 km/h. High 13. Wind chill minus 7 in the morning. UV index 2 or low.
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Sunny. High 15.
Rain 0%Wind 0 km/h
Rogersville
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6.5°
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Sunrise 7:50 a.m. · Sunset 6:20 p.m.
Moon: Waxing gibbous · 94% lit
Observed 5:00 p.m.
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A few clouds. Wind north 20 km/h gusting to 40 becoming light overnight. Low minus 3. Wind chill minus 8 overnight.
Rain 0%Wind 20 km/hGusts 40 km/h
Saturday
Sunny. Wind up to 15 km/h. High 13. Wind chill minus 7 in the morning. UV index 2 or low.
Rain 0%Wind 10 km/h
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Sunny. High 15.
Rain 0%Wind 0 km/h
Doaktown
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9.2°
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Sunrise 7:53 a.m. · Sunset 6:24 p.m.
Moon: Waxing gibbous · 94% lit
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Clear. Wind north 20 km/h becoming light this evening. Low minus 5.
Rain 0%Wind 20 km/h
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Sunny. High 13. UV index 2 or low.
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Dissident PC Member Prepares to Launch New Political Option in New Brunswick
Former Progressive Conservative member Jason Purdy plans to establish the New Brunswick Party following Daniel Allain’s PC leadership election victory.
Former Conservative Activist Mobilizes New Political Movement
Voters in New Brunswick could soon see a new political option on their ballots as Jason Purdy, a former Progressive Conservative Party member, prepares to register a centre-right organization called the New Brunswick Party. Purdy, a resident of Noonan near Fredericton, stated that his decision follows the recent PC leadership victory of Daniel Allain. Disagreeing with Allain’s vision of a socially progressive and fiscally conservative party, Purdy aims to offer an alternative for traditional conservative voters who feel unrepresented by the current leadership.
Registration Rules and Leadership Response
Under provincial electoral laws, registering a new political entity requires forming riding associations in at least 10 provincial ridings, with a minimum of 10 candidates needed to secure a spot on the election ballot. Purdy expects to complete the registration process within a month, citing initial support from a dozen organizers and interest from several hundred supporters. Should a provincial byelection be triggered for Allain—who currently does not hold a seat in the legislature—Purdy intends to run a candidate against him. For his part, Allain dismissed concerns that a new entity would divide votes, expressing confidence in his party’s existing membership strength following his victory over MLA Don Monahan.
Historical Context and Political Reactions
If successfully registered, the New Brunswick Party would mark the third Tory breakaway movement in the province over the past four decades. Previous historical splinters include the Confederation of Regions party in 1989 and the People’s Alliance in 2010. Addressing the initiative, PC caucus member Kris Austin characterized the creation of another political group as counterproductive, arguing that conservative voters must find common ground rather than risk public division. Meanwhile, Purdy emphasized that his proposed party will actively reject radical or extreme ideologies from both sides of the political spectrum.
COMMUNITY
What the Latest Strike Delay Means for the Arbec Wellness Centre Opening
Miramichi’s Arbec Wellness Centre opening is pushed to early next year following a summer electricians’ strike that added $250,000 to project costs.
Cost and Schedule Impacts
The budget for Miramichi’s new Arbec Wellness Centre has risen by approximately $250,000 following a four-week labor dispute. The project’s price tag now stands at an estimated $100.8 million, up from $100.6 million. Construction is now expected to wrap up around Jan. 22, setting up a potential move-in date in February after a two- to four-week transition period.
Strike Causes Ripple Effect
Speaking at the Sept. 29 council-in-committee meeting, CBCL Limited engineer Tim McLeod explained that the summer walkout by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1555 caused wider scheduling disruptions. While the strike has ended, its impact extended beyond electrical work to delay mechanical and commissioning activities that relied on critical path milestones.
Facility Location
The long-awaited municipal facility is currently nearing completion off Douglastown Boulevard, situated west of Service Canada and Walmart.
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