Jameson Hart may only be nine, but he arrived at the US Open looking like he knew how to grab attention. Pink's son turned heads with bright pink hair as he joined his mum at the men's singles final in New York on Sunday, 13 September 2026.
The youngster matched his rose-coloured hair with a green outfit, while Pink wore a green blazer and coordinating sunglasses. What began as a colourful mother-and-son appearance soon attracted unrelated political commentary aimed at the singer online.
Jameson Arrived With a Very Pink Look
Jameson attended the championship match between Ben Shelton and Alexander Zverev with Pink, 47, as they walked the official red carpet before taking their seats. His bright hair immediately stood out against his green outfit, giving the family appearance a playful pop of colour.
The look was not completely new for Jameson, who had already shown off rose-coloured locks at the 2026 Tony Awards in June. Pink hosted that ceremony, making his latest appearance another high-profile outing alongside his mum.
Pink and Jameson Made It a Family Day
The US Open outing also offered a glimpse of Pink's family life, with Jameson joining his mum for the major sporting event. Pink shares Jameson and 15-year-old daughter Willow with husband Carey Hart, and the family has recently relocated to New York City.
The move was linked to Willow's theatre ambitions, with Pink previously explaining that the family wanted her to study theatre and experience more Broadway. Pink has also praised Willow's talent, describing her as hardworking, confident and more talented than she was at the same age.
Jameson's Hair Had Already Stolen Attention
Jameson's bright pink hair has now appeared at more than one major entertainment event, showing the bold style was not simply a one-night choice. His Tony Awards appearance in June had already put the youngster's colourful look before a large public audience.
At the US Open, the hair became especially noticeable because of the coordinated green outfits worn by mother and son. There was no indication in the supplied accounts of misconduct or a security issue involving Jameson.
Social Media Turned to Pink's Politics
However, the conversation changed online as some social-media users moved away from Jameson's appearance and towards criticism of Pink herself. Some commenters made political accusations about the singer, while others mocked her relevance or questioned a child having brightly coloured hair.
No, lets no give a platform to people who support genocide an dthe slaughter of 20,000 children @Pink
— Highlander (@GRIZZA88) September 13, 2026
Those reactions were opinions from individual social-media users, not established facts about Pink, Jameson or their family. One commenter also made an unsubstantiated claim about Jameson's future identity, while another objected to children using hair dye.
I guarantee he will be forced to be gay or trans or something similar
— Barry Maker (@BarryMakerpk3b) September 13, 2026
The Comments Were Not About Jameson's Day
The political remarks had little connection to the actual events at the tournament, where Jameson was photographed attending the match with his mum. The supplied details describe a family outing, a red-carpet appearance and a colourful hairstyle, not a political incident involving the child.
That distinction matters because online reactions can make a celebrity appearance sound more dramatic than the underlying event. Here, the strongest established detail is simple: Jameson arrived at the US Open with Pink, wore green and showed off his bright pink hair.
Pink's Family Remains in the Spotlight
Pink has long mixed family life with major entertainment moments, and Jameson's latest US Open appearance continued that pattern. From the Tony Awards to the tennis final, her children have occasionally appeared alongside her during major public engagements.
For Jameson, the attention began with something far less complicated than his mum's politics. His striking pink hair became the visual talking point, while the later backlash reflected individual commenters rather than anything established about the nine-year-old himself.
