Pink has bid a somber farewell to her father. On Aug. 26, the singer shared an Instagram tribute honoring Jim Moore following his passing. "Til forever," Pink captioned two photos of her dancing with her dad, one as a young girl and then again as an adult.

P!nk is honoring her loving father on the second anniversary of his death. The 43-year-old pop veteran took to social media on Saturday (Aug. 26) to share some heartfelt words about her late dad, Jim Moore, who she lost to cancer in August 2021. He was 75.

The singer poignantly shared that her song “When I Get There”, written by David Hodges and Amy Wadge, on her album Trustfall is a tribute to her late father. "They sent me that song after he passed, and I felt like it was a gift,” Pink continued. “I wouldn't be able to write that song yet. I haven't unpacked that suitcase yet.

Pink opens her new album, Trustfall, with "When I Get There," which serves as a tribute to her dad. Pink didn't write the track, but it resonated with her when she received it from writers David Hodges and Amy Wadge. "They sent me that song after he passed, and I felt like it was a gift. I wouldn't be able to write that song yet.

Pink shared a rare video of her father, Jim Moore, two years after his death. On Aug. 26, Pink posted an old video on Instagram of her father sitting next to her son, Jameson, when he was a toddler. In the clip, Moore was a good sport while Jameson tapped him on the arm repeatedly before he proceeded to lightly tap the child on the chest.