The many shades of Pink

Alecia Beth Moore or Pink, as the world knows her, is back on the charts with a new album, Truth About Love after a break. Now, a mother of a one-year-old, Pink still plays the rebel through her music and manages motherhood too.

Singer Pink during a performance in 2010. Pic Getty Images

What is The Truth about Love about?
I am back with another full album that I'm very excited. Waiting for four years isn't easy and when the wait is over, I know now how I have raised the bar for myself in terms of music. Truth About Love is a far more remarkable and interesting body of work compared to my earlier albums.

This comeback album has entered the Top 10 in several countries. How does it feel?
I feel elated and on top of the world. The success of my single even before the whole album released makes me joyous. People love my new album and the songs are just on everybody's lips, they can't stop humming.

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Are there any collaborations in the album?
UK musician Lily Allen, rapper Eminem, and fun vocalist Nate Ruess are featured on tracks. I loved working with them; it was crazy

This is your first album after your daughter Willow was born. Has being a mum changed your music?
It feels wonderful to cuddle my one-year-old Willow, check her pulse early in the morning and make sure she's having no temperature, play with her. Yes, family was on top of my mind, always.

Tell us about your role in Thanks for Sharing.
I play Dede, a salon employee and a recovering addict, who strikes up a friendship with Josh Gad's Neil, an emergency room doctor whom she meets in a 12-step program. I enjoyed working with the team in this dramedy that centres on sex addiction.

Any plans to tour India in the future?
I've heard a lot about Indian culture and its people. Someday, I would want to visit India and hold a concert for my fans.u00a0