Pink looks casual in a printed sweater and camo leggings as she enjoys a fun outing with husband Carey Hart at Sky Zone in Thousand Oaks

Pink opted for casual comfort as she stepped out with husband Carey Hart and other close friends at Sky Zone in Thousand Oaks on Tuesday.

The Just Give Me A Reason singer, 44 – who recently announced European dates for her Summer Carnival World Tour – was spotted arriving at the venue to possibly celebrate her son Jameson’s seventh birthday, which was on December 26.

The performer shares her son and daughter, Willow, 12, with Hart, whom she tied the knot with in 2006.

For the light-hearted festivities, Pink wore camouflage leggings and a black fitted tank top.

She put on a pair of blue patterned socks, as well as a pair of black sneakers tied with laces.

The star also wore a black cap on her head and easily carried a Harry Potter And The Cursed Child tote bag over her shoulder.

Later in the day, the singer also donned a long-sleeved sweater with a black print to stay warm in the cooler temperatures.

Pink and her husband rented the Sky Zone location in Thousand Oaks for part of the day and then the group boarded a large party bus.

The American racer also kept it casual by wearing a black short-sleeved shirt with the word ‘Fox’ printed in white letters on the left side.

He also opted for gray pants and put on black and gray sneakers. As a finishing touch, Carey also added a black cap that was placed backwards on his head.

Pink and Hart first crossed paths in 2001 while attending the Summer X Games and soon struck up a romance. However, two years later the couple separated.

They reunited in 2004 and the Try singer proposed in 2005 while he was competing in a motocross race.

She had held up the sign during the game where she proposed to him. However, when he didn’t stop, she added, “I mean it!”

When he saw the sign, he left the job and happily accepted Pink’s proposal – and they married in January 2006 in a ceremony in Costa Rica.

Although the lovebirds announced their separation in 2008, they called off their divorce the following year after reconciling.

Pink and Carey later welcomed their daughter Willow in 2011 and their son Jameson in 2016.

Earlier this year, in February, the performer opened up about motherhood and admitted it People“I didn’t know I was going to have a family.”

‘I didn’t think of that for myself because I was afraid I would be a bad mother. But, oh my God, being a mother is the most incredible thing I’ve ever done. It’s shocking how responsible I’ve become.”

She also explained, “I want to be the best I can be at everything, and it’s never good enough; it’s bloody impossible.’

“But I love being a mom, I love music, and I’m lucky that I get to do all these things. I count my blessings every day.”

Last November, Pink announced the European dates for her Summer Carnival Tour – after previously postponing concerts due to family medical issues and the diagnosis of a respiratory infection.

The tour kicked off earlier this year in June in Bolton, England, with additional international dates starting in February 2024.

The concerts will end in November next year, after more stops in North America.

In October, during an interview with 60 minutesPink revealed that she almost died of a drug overdose when she was just 16 years old.

“Thanksgiving 1995, I was at a rave and I overdosed,” she told host Cecilia Vega. “I was on ecstasy, angel dust, crystal, all kinds of things, and then I was out, done, too much.”

The star explained that at age 16, she “got into drugs, I was selling drugs, and then I got kicked out of home, I dropped out of high school.” I was derailed.’

Just weeks after her near overdose, Pink notably signed with LaFace Records to join a girl group. In 2001, her first solo album, Can’t Take Me Home, was released and her success in the music industry skyrocketed.