Pink hospitalised after horror health year

Pink has shared a photo of herself on social media from her hospital bed, revealing she has added to this year's health woes by fracturing her ankle.

The singer has battled everything from COVID-19 to a staph infection this year. Wearing a mask and giving a thumbs up, she wrote on Instagram: “As if surviving COVID wasn’t enough for this poop sandwich of a year.

“Well, I got my stitches out from drying that wine glass, that went well. Then I recovered from my very first staph infection for no reason (cry for help?) (right knee was lonely?) so I thought I’d fracture my ankle.

“Later tonight I’m gonna climb inside a raw chicken and see if I can’t check out what salmonella’s like! 2020 is the gift that keeps on giving. I was actually running down the stairs trying to see the Christmas star! Happy holidays everyone! Who wants a Negroni!”

Celebrity friends sent their best wishes.

“You are still, not that this is important, but still very cute. Please can you be extra careful now? We need you. X,” Garner said.

Witherspoon added: “Oh babe !! I’m so sorry … I hope you heal quickly.”

Pink’s COVID-19 battle

Earlier this year, the singer opened up about their 'physically and emotionally challenging' battle with the disease in an essay published by NBC News.

She wrote: "Battling COVID-19 along with my three-year-old son was the most physically and emotionally challenging experience I have gone through as a mother.

"Weeks after receiving our test results, my son was still ill and feverish. It was a terrifying time, not knowing what might come next.

“But our story is not unique; there are mothers all over America, and the world, that are facing this same uncertainty every single day. 

“Not every family, especially those living on reservations, or in refugee camps, slums, or favelas, are able to practice social distancing. In many parts of the world it can take hours just to access water, and even then, soap may be an impossible luxury.”

Pink also announced that she was donating $1million to COVID-19 relief.