In an open handwritten letter on Twitter, the songstress said: “Women in music don’t need to ‘step up’ - women have been stepping since the beginning of time. Since then, many female artists have rightfully hit back including Pink. To add insult to injury, when questioned about the criticism, Recording Academy president Neil Portnow told Variety that women in music need to “step up.” The GRAMMYs garnered negative attention this year after the ceremony was dominated by men. The release of the video follows Pink’s epic performance of the song at the 60th GRAMMY Awards on Sunday.

Watch the video for ‘Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken’ below. In honor of this incredible organization, in honor of this video for ‘Wild Hearts’ and in honor of girls and woman all over the world standing up for themselves, I am going to be making a donation in all of your names to this wonderful organization and I encourage you to do the same if the spirit moves you.”

Speaking about her work, Pink said: “As a UNICEF Ambassador, I am proud to work with an organization that supports and empowers women and children around the world. Having seen the work they do first hand following a visit to Haiti, the singer is a proud ambassador and wants to support and empower women and children in order to provide them with a brighter future. The video also features an adorable cameo from her daughter Willow.Īlongside the video, Pink is encouraging fans to support UNICEF’s global mission by making a donation. You can feel every inch of emotion from Pink during the performance piece, with her powerful movements highlighting the importance of the song lyrically. Pink has released the music video for her latest song, ‘Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken’.ĭirected by Sasha Samsonova, the black and white visual is simple yet stunning.

Pink, wild hearts can't be broken