Pink praised for raising kids 'gender-neutral'

The world has "fallen-in-love" with Pink for opening up about her choice to raise her kids "gender-neutral."

After discussing living in a "label-less household" with her hubby Carey Hart and kids, Willow, four, and 11-month-old son, Jameson, Twitter has erupted in support for the 38-year-old.

"To read this feels so good," wrote one user, while another said they didn’t think they could love her anymore than they already did.

Pink lit up social media after telling The People, she didn't want kids to be "defined by traditional gender roles" earlier this week.

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"We are a very label-less household," the So What singer said. "Last week Willow told me she is going to marry an African woman. I was like: 'Great, can you teach me how to make African food?'"

Of course, not everyone agreed with her parenting style with some accusing her of jumping on the latest parenting trend.

Pink has touched on her views around gender stereotypes in the past, when during her acceptance speech at the VMAs this year she shared a candid story about how Willow once said she felt ugly "because I look like a boy," something which stayed with the singer.

The What About Us singer loves to rock an Androgynous-Femme style, a look she was sported along with Willow at the VMAs.

However the mum and daughter duo are also just as at home in matching ball gowns.

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