Pink may be hosting Broadway's biggest night this weekend, but she isn't ready to rule out a future on the stage herself.

Ahead of the 79th Tony Awards, the Grammy-winning singer was asked whether her first hosting gig could eventually lead to a Broadway role. While she stopped short of making any plans, she left the door open to the possibility.

"I don't know. I never say never, yeah, because I would be a fool," Pink told Entertainment Tonight.

The comments come ahead of Sunday's ceremony at Radio City Music Hall, where Pink will serve as host despite never having appeared on Broadway. Even so, theater has long been part of her life, influencing everything from her childhood interests to the large-scale productions that have become a signature of her live concerts.

Pink's connection to Broadway runs deeper than many fans might realize. Growing up, annual trips to see productions like The Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables became cherished traditions, while her own vocal training began with a strong foundation in musical theater. Her songs have since found their way onto Broadway as well, appearing in productions such as Moulin Rouge! The Musical and & Juliet.

While Pink remains open-minded about her own theater future, she believes the next Broadway performer in the family could be much closer than fans think.

Why Broadway is already shaping the next generation of Pink's family?

Pink's Broadway comments quickly turned into a conversation about her 14-year-old daughter Willow, whose passion for theater has become a major focus for the family.

"Honestly, we followed Willow here to New York so she can follow her dreams," Pink told Entertainment Tonight.

According to the singer, her 14-year-old daughter has become deeply passionate about theater and hopes to pursue a career on Broadway.

Pink has previously said Willow would happily spend every night watching shows if she could, and even revealed that she sought her daughter's approval before agreeing to host the Tony Awards.

For now, Pink's focus is on celebrating Broadway from the Tony Awards stage. But between her lifelong love of theater and her willingness to "never say never," it seems like the possibility of a Broadway debut remains very much alive.

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Written by

Aarav Poonia

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Aliza Siddiqui