Don't let Pink's wrinkle-free face fool you — she's been in the music industry for a long time.
This means that she's seen and experienced a lot of things — both good and bad. This includes being pitted against other women in the music industry.
She recently opened up about this in a new interview and even gave names.
The music icon got her start in the 2000s with her debut album, "Can't Take Me Home."
The album was a major success as it went multi-platinum and her single, "There You Go," was certified a gold single.
In addition to several other successful albums over the years, she also has 20 Grammy nominations.
Her latest album, "Hurts 2B Human," which was number one in the UK, came out in 2019.
It offers viewers a rare behind-the-scenes look at when she toured the world in 2019 with her family.
She shares two children, Willow, 9, and son Jameson, 4, with her motocross racer husband Carey Hart.
"There's not a lot of women headlining stadiums and doing two nights at Wembley Stadium while having a family on the road," she told People.
In her documentary, viewers will see Pink struggle to balance family life with tour life.
"And the answer is no, most of the time you can't, and it feels like you're climbing Mount Everest," she continued. "But it's also so magical what I get to do and who I get to be in this life."
"At least twice a week on tour, we shut the door to the outside world and have family dinner,” the singer posted on Instagram in 2019. It's a great way for them to feel connected!
This unfortunately includes being pitted against other women in the industry.
In her interview with People, she talked about being pitted against Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera in the early days of her career.
She was even marketed as an "anti-Britney" figure in music, which is a title she never wanted. In fact, she loves her fellow pop star: "I love Britney — she used to carry around my album."
She continued on, sharing the best advice she heard on the subject:
"One of the best things that [music executive] L.A. Reid ever told me was that this music business is big enough for everybody to win at the same time."
"I think we navigated through it as good as a 20-year-old girl can. Now I think it's totally different. Girls supporting girls is rad — I love to watch it."
Yass girl power!
Watch P!nk: All I Know So Far Amazon Prime Video documentary on May 21.
