Sad news: Carey Hart Apologizes to Wife Pink After Wild Crash Leads to Intestinal Injury: “Welp, I Ran Out of Talent”…..
Byline: By Sarah Maxwell | Entertainment Insider | May 28, 2025
Motocross legend Carey Hart is known for his daredevil stunts and fearless attitude—but even the most seasoned pros can have a rough day on the track. Over the weekend, the 49-year-old adrenaline junkie found himself in the hospital after a major crash left him with a severe intestinal injury—and a heartfelt apology to his wife, pop icon Pink.
The crash happened during a solo ride at a private training facility in California. According to sources close to Hart, a mistimed jump sent him flying over the handlebars, causing a brutal impact to his midsection.
In a graphic—but somehow still humorous—Instagram post from his hospital bed, Hart shared a photo of his bandaged abdomen and added the caption: “Welp, I ran out of talent. Sent it too hard, and the handlebar sent me flying. Tore my small intestine from my colon. Now recovering and learning to breathe without wincing. Sorry babe—again.”
Pink, 45, who is currently on the European leg of her “Trustfall” tour, flew back immediately to be by her husband’s side.
“She dropped everything,” a close friend of the couple revealed. “She’s done this before—Carey gets banged up more than most. But this one scared her.”
The couple’s children, Willow and Jameson, were seen visiting their father in the hospital, bringing him homemade get-well cards and a stuffed sloth wearing motocross goggles.
This isn’t Carey’s first brush with danger—he’s survived numerous crashes in his career—but the emotional fallout from this incident seemed to hit differently. In his Instagram Stories, he added: “Not just the injury—I hate putting my family through this. Pink’s a rockstar, and she deserves more calm in her life. I’ll recover. I always do. But I owe her more than an apology this time.”
Fans flooded both Pink and Carey’s social media with well-wishes, with many praising their unbreakable bond.
“They’re relationship goals,” one fan commented. “They fight, they forgive, and they ride through life together—literally.”
As for the future of Hart’s motocross endeavors? He’s not giving them up just yet.
“Let’s just say… maybe no more solo jumps at 6 a.m.,” he joked from his recovery room.