Pink black and blue after ‘harness malfunction’
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THERE’S a reason they call them death-defying stunts. If you’re going to sing while putting Cirque du soleil on notice, you’re going to risk doing some extreme crowd-surfing.
Pink was thrown into the crowd during a concert in Nuremberg, Germany, Thursday night, when her aerial harness malfunctioned. And while the term "harness malfunction" could have been way freakier than anything anyone wants to see at a circus (Pink opens her show by flying down from the rafters), Pink seems to be doing A-OK, albeit a little black and blue.
Video of the incident shows her being yanked offstage and falling into a barricade — as did at least one of her circus-y backup dancers, who was also tossed off the stage — after being strapped into a harness for her So What number.
After a few moments of silence — apart from the supportive hollers of the crowd and a few understandable expletives courtesy of Pink — she walked back to the stage. However, People magazine reports that the concert was cut short following the incident.
Tweeting after the accident, she wrote:
"To all my nurnberg fans — I am so so so sorry to end the show that way. I am embarrassed and very sorry. I’m in ambulance now but I will b fine."
Pink and her reps have commented further on the accident, but according to reports, upcoming dates on her current tour of Europe remain unaffected.
— Postmedia News