Pink took some time away from her Australian tour schedule on Tuesday to perform for sick kids at Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital.
The So What hitmaker, 44, gave some ill children a day to remember as she visited and performed some acoustic songs for them on her guitar.
The US pop star shared a precious video to Instagram capturing the sweet moment she visited the hospital and sang her hit Cover Me In Sunshine to the kids.
One heartwarming moment shows a young girl in a wheelchair telling Pink how much she loves her music and another captures the singer posing for selfies with her fans.
Pink - born Alecia Beth Moore - captioned the clip: 'It's been 22 years since I first visited families at the Royal Children's Hospital, and it was a privilege to return this week.'
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Pink (pictured) took some time away from her Australian tour schedule on Tuesday to perform for the sick kids at Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital
'Thank you to everyone who spent time with me. Thank you for sharing your stories and letting us play you a couple of songs. We won't forget this day.'
Many of Pink's followers flocked to the comment section to praise her for her extraordinary act of kindness.
'Thanks so much to Pink, Willow and the amazing team! What a wonderful visit, it meant a lot to families and staff. We hope to see you again next time,' wrote the RCH Melbourne.
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The So What hitmaker, 44, gave some ill children a day to remember as she visited and performed some acoustic songs for them on her guitar
'Whoa I didn't know I needed this cry. Pink, I don’t know you but I love you and appreciate you,' added Hollywood star Sarah Silverman.
It comes after Pink sent her condolences to the family of an Australian fan who died hours before attending her show in Perth.
The Pennsylvania-born singer shared a post to Instagram on Sunday revealing a woman called Rochelle tragically passed away hours before her concert.
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One heartwarming moment shows a young girl in a wheelchair telling Pink how much she loves her music and another captures the singer posing for selfies with her fans
'Rochelle was supposed to attend Pink last night but passed yesterday morning. We will be raising a glass to you at tonight's show,' the heartbreaking post said.
Pink reshared the post and added some heartfelt words: 'My wholehearted condolences to her family.'
The rock star is currently performing her Summer Carnival world tour across Australia and will next perform in Melbourne on Tuesday night.
She has been joined Down Under by her off-road truck racer husband Carey, 48, and their kids Willow, 12, and Jameson, seven.
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Pink captioned the clip with some heartfelt words: 'It's been 22 years since I first visited families at the Royal Children's Hospital, and it was a privilege to return this week'