Pink and Carey Hart: Venus Sextile Moon

Photo by: KGC11/starmaxinc.com 2010 5/1/10 Pink and Carey Hart at the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center''s, An Evening with Women: Celebrating Art, Music and Equality . (Beverly Hills, CA) Photo via Newscom

Pink’s never exactly been a master of subtlety, and since she’s not really one to hide her feelings, you can get a solid bead on her life just by reading her lyrics. Case in point: after her 2008 split from spouse & motocross racer Carey Hart, she added a new song So What to her repertoire.

The single features lines like, “I guess I just lost my husband” and “I’m alright, I’m just fine and you’re a tool.” (It’s hard to tell, but we think she might have been a little ticked off at the time.) So, yeah. She kind of lets it all hang out. Now that the couple has mended their relationship, should we be keeping an eye out for a song called Knocked Up?

US Weekly’s reporting that the volatile virtuoso is 12 weeks along with Hart’s baby, and that pair couldn’t be happier. If that’s the case, then why isn’t Pink singing about it? What’s with all the mystery?

And we know these two can make it as rock stars and daredevils, but are they ready for the most dangerous adventure ever? And by that, we mean “parenthood?” Moonit’s ready to find out.

According to their romantic analysis, Pink (born on September 8, 1979) and Carey (born on July 17, 1975) “fit like a glove.” Read More >>

*Note: Moonit’s relationship assessment is based on a proprietary algorithm powered by Astrolabe that identified Venus sextile Moon as their strongest weighted aspect for romance, based on their birth dates using a noon election.

Pink and Carey Hart synastry biwheel chart