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Pink's Husband Reflects on 'Heavy Day' Following Major Personal Loss: 'Really Hit Me Different'
Pink's Husband Reflects on 'Heavy Day' Following Major Personal Loss: 'Really Hit Me Different'

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time12-03-2025

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Pink's Husband Reflects on 'Heavy Day' Following Major Personal Loss: 'Really Hit Me Different'

's husband took to Instagram on Monday, March 10, to remember a 'dear friend,' Luke 'The Dingo' Trembath, a pro snowboarder and podcaster who died last month at the age of 38. 'What a heavy day yesterday, saying goodbye to my dear friend @thedingoinsnow,' wrote fellow extreme sports enthusiast Hart. 'Dingo was such a special and unique person. Crazy that I've known him for over 20 years. He was the most uplifting person I've ever met. And he impacted so many peoples lives. It was suiting that his celebration of life was more like the LA nightlife scene from the early 2000's 🤣🤣. The entire time we were celebrating you, it felt more like I was waiting for you to show up. Such an odd feeling.' 🎬 🎬 He continued his message with a passage directed toward his late friend. 'Dingo, they truly broke the mold when they made you. This one really hit me different. Gone way too soon, but you lived life to the fullest. And the amount of people that came, and the stories that they told about you, is proof. See you on the other side, bud,' he added. The former pro motorcyclist also took some time out to give props to another celeb who was a friend of Trembath's and was there for the celebration of his life, rapper Machine Gun Kelly. 'Thank you @machinegunkelly @tallywood @steve_astephen and everyone else that helped to put together this amazing event.' Along with the heartfelt tribute, Hart posted a carousel of photos that included a mural of Trembath sporting shades, a beard and long brown hair and a Monster Energy bucket hat, as well as a throwback photo featuring the two and some other friends. View the to see embedded media. Trembath's death was announced by Monster Energy on X and Instagram on Feb. 28. His cause of death has not been announced. At the age of 14 he moved from Australia to the U.S. to train with the U.S. national snowboarding team and turned pro three years later. He also cohosted the Fuel TV show The Adventures of Danny and The Dingo, with his friend Danny Kass, and his own podcast called Unleashed. Next:

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