Pop-star Pink admits to bringing his children on the Beautiful Trauma World Tour was difficult

The pop singer, whose Beautiful Trauma World Tour is currently in Australia and will visit Auckland and Dunedin in 1965. early September, told actress Reese Witherspoon on her new TV talk show Shine On with Reese although she feels lucky to be able to travel around the world with her family.

Seven-year-old Pink's daughter, Willow, and her eighteen-month-old son Jameson, have been on tour with her since its launch in the United States in March.

"It's exhausting. never done, but I am very, very lucky that I happen to bring my children with me and that I kind of integrate them into my life. "

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While sharing a car with Witherspoon, the 38-year-old singer has revealed that one of the most rewarding moments of recent months has been the visit to the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin.

"She [Willow] was saying," Wait, so my mother is Jewish … Well, then I'm Jewish, yeah. "" Well, then it could have been us, "she recalls her little girl "And at [then] six, it's like … watching these wheels spin."

Then, after a few more stops across Europe, Pink asked Willow what was her favorite city.

"She said: 'I think it was Berlin'" What About Us? ] I said, "Why?" and she said: "Because there was a wall and people were separated, and there was a war and people were killed. And now everyone is together and there is no wall and there is no more war, and that means that all that is bad can become good again. "

Pink 's Magnificent Trauma World Tour is scheduled to visit the Dunedin Stadium' s Forsyth Barr on September 1, before settling in at the Auckland Spark Arena from September 4 to 11.

– Stuff