Pink is currently performing her Summer Carnival tour across Australia and will be wowing packed crowds with an array of dazzling on-stage dance moves and stunts.
In 2010, the pop star, 44, horrified her fans while performing in Nuremberg, Germany as she narrowly escaped injury after suffering a terrifying onstage accident.
In the middle of a song, Pink was secured to a harness meant to raise her into the air, which malfunctioned and sent her flying off the stage into a barricade.
The So What hitmaker was seen making an X sign with her hands to inform her crew something was wrong, but sadly nobody noticed until she was propelled off stage.
Footage uploaded to YouTube shows Pink screaming, "F**k, that hurt" after being sent off stage as thousands of fans gasped in shock.
Pink is currently performing her Summer Carnival tour across Australia and will be wowing packed crowds with an array of dazzling on-stage dance moves and stunts
However, Pink lived up to her tough as nails image as moments later she jumped back up onto the stage while laughing off her injury and began performing another song.
Pink, who was born Alecia Beth Moore, is currently Down Under for her Summer Carnival tour, which kicked off in Sydney on Friday night.
The singer shocked a community theatre group in Sydney earlier this week as she made a surprise visit to watch their musical performance.
In the middle of a song, Pink was secured to a harness meant to raise her into the air, which malfunctioned and sent her flying off the stage into a barricade
She made a very unexpected appearance with her family to watch PACA Sydney's final performance of In The Heights at Chatswood Concourse, and reportedly even paid for their own tickets.
Pink also smiled for snaps with members of the theatre group and was said to have given the performance a 'standing ovation'.
Choreographer and event coordinator Janina Hamerlok told the Daily Telegraph of Pink's visit: 'She was completely lovely and extremely down to earth.'
The Pennsylvania-born star is set to travel around the country on her Australian tour for a string of shows before ending in Queensland on March 23.
Pink was born and raised in the United States but has become an 'honorary Aussie' after breaking records for concert and album sales Down Under.
According to a report in New Idea last year, Pink is hoping to start a 'new chapter' in Australia with her family and is considering setting up a 'base' Down Under.
She has long considered Australia a second home with her letting slip that she was 'looking into' possible citizenship in February 2023.
Pink lived up to her tough as nails image as moments later she jumped back up onto the stage while laughing off her injury and began performing another song
