Pink inspired her 12-year-old daughter Willow to change her look this week and get an edgy haircut.
The legendary pop star's eldest daughter, 44, stepped out in Australia on Tuesday looking incredibly trendy with her new buzz cut.
She looked every bit like her famous mother as she swapped her long blonde locks for a shaved head in a series of photos posted to Instagram.
Willow beamed as she wore her latest look and made a splash with her mother and Matilda goalkeeper Lydia Williams.
The mother-daughter duo met the soccer star during Pink's Summer Carnival tour Down Under and were gifted purple jerseys with their names on the back.
Pink inspired her 12-year-old daughter Willow to change her look this week and get an edgy haircut
“Thank you Lydia Williams for giving me and Willow our very own Matildas goalkeeper jerseys,” Pink captioned the post.
“Mackenzie Arnold [Matildas player]“We’re sorry you couldn’t be there, but we’ll be cheering you on this week.”
This comes after Pink was left speechless by a fan's extremely insignificant suggestion during her summer carnival show in Melbourne over the weekend.
She looked every bit like her famous mother as she swapped her long blonde locks for a shaved head. Pictured before her haircut
The American singer was speaking to fans in the audience at Marvel Stadium when she noticed a woman holding up a sign to get her attention.
The star admitted she was shocked when she read the message addressed to her and her husband Carey Hart.
Pink – whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore – told the crowd: “The sign says 'You, me and Carey in threes?'
Willow was all smiles as she wore her latest look and made a splash with her mother and Matilda goalkeeper Lydia Williams (right).
“I don't know what to say! I'm not often speechless.'
Pink seemed to see the funny side of the proposal when she reshared a video of the exchange on Instagram after the show.
The superstar has been busy traveling around Australia for her in-demand shows and will next take the stage in Adelaide on Tuesday evening.
She was joined Down Under by her off-road truck racer husband Carey, 48, and their children Willow and Jameson, seven.