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Now that’s a “family portrait!”
Pink and her 5-year-0ld daughter Willow Sage united for a sweet photo celebrating the Grammy winner’s pregnancy.
In an image posted to Pink’s Instagram account on Monday night, the mother/daughter duo posed together — with a topless Pink showing off her bare baby belly as Willow places her hands on her mom’s growing bump.
The heartwarming shot captures Pink smiling as she looks down on Willow’s hands. The twosome are both wearing turquoise, brown and red bracelets with Pink adding a collection of crystal and black leather necklaces to her look. The singer also has a hemp tattoo on her right hand.
“The snuggle is real,” she captioned the shot.
Pink and Willow also posed together for the November pregnancy announcement, in which the singer revealed she was expecting her second child with husband Carey Hart.
There, the singer — né Alecia Moore — wore a flowing cream and white lace dress, while her daughter stood by her side and buried her head into her baby belly.
Willow has been preparing to be a big sister to the baby on the way.
At the end of November, Pink shared a photo of Willow practicing how to change a diaper on a toy doll — calling it “dry runs.”
Hart previously told PEOPLE that Willow is “over the moon” to welcome the new baby, as she’s been talking about having a sibling since she was 3 years old.
“She’s been talking about how she wants a baby sister,” Hart, 41, explained. “She built a bicycle for him or her. So we’re going to finish it up after No. 2 shows up.”
Willow will have to wait until her mom gives birth to learn whether she has a brother or a sister though. The baby’s sex is being kept a surprise.
It’s something Pink and Hart did for Willow too — though a “nervous” Hart said he’s hoping for a boy.
“We got one princess, so hopefully we’ll have a little guy coming,” the retired motorcycle racer said. “I don’t want any competition for my daughter.”
This article originally appeared on People.com
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