Renowned singer Pink, also known as Alecia Beth Moore, has recently made a significant move to New York City, acquiring a historic Greek Revival townhouse in Greenwich Village for $21.5 million. This relocation marks a new chapter for the artist, who previously resided in California's Santa Ynez Valley, known for her Two Wolves wine label. The meticulously preserved 181-year-old property, steeped in artistic history, will now serve as her new East Coast residence, coinciding with her daughter Willow's theatrical pursuits and Pink's upcoming role as host of the 79th Annual Tony Awards.
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