Carey Hart lifts a glass in celebration of his youngest son's latest hairstyle transformation. The former truck racing legend shared that his and wife Pink's 8-year-old son, Jameson Hart, is taking up the sport of hockey and is channeling his mother's iconic style with his new pink tresses. "Jamo ain't messing around," Carey, 50, wrote on his October 16 Instagram post, which showcases his son smiling proudly with his vibrant new hair color. "Ready to drop the gloves and get after it. I know nothing about hockey. His mama got him into it, and he is loving it!!!! So rad to watch him progress at a new sport."
Indeed, Jameson has been excelling on the ice. In one photo, he bravely tries to block the other team from scoring a point, while the true highlight of the game is the second photo, where he proudly displays his hair color inspired by his mom. Just like the "Funhouse" singer, 46, Jameson looks like a certified rockstar in this vibrant shade.
This isn't the first time Carey has shared a glimpse of his son's new hairdo. Two days before the game, the Special Forces: World's Toughest Test star posted another angle of Jameson's short cut, captioned "This dude was loving conveyor belt sushi." The Instagram video shows his son grabbing a plate of food, with the pink hue seamlessly blending into his natural blonde tresses. "Movie and dinner w/ my bud, Jamo," he wrote.
As the couple's kids continue to find their unique personal style, Pink is encouraging them to follow their dreams. In fact, Pink has been helping Willow embrace her love for theater over the years, and the teen recently achieved a dream from her bucket list: Performing at New York's Radio Music City Hall with her mom. This musical triumph came nearly a year after they saw The Great Gatsby on Broadway together last October, and Willow performed the choreography alongside the musical's cast backstage. "Having a theater kid? Ultimate dream slash best case scenario," Pink wrote on her Instagram video at the time, her daughter impressively nailing the moves. "And being able to take her and expose her to this artform that lives? Great Gatsby? Jeremy Jordan? She is obsessed."
