Pink Shares Sweet Selfie with Her Brother — and Fans Think He's Hot: 'Is He Married? Asking for Myself'

Lt. Colonel Jason Moore doesn't often make an appearance on his sister's social media, but when he does, fans are thrilled

Good looks run in Pink's family!

The "Don't Let Me Get Me" singer, 45, posted a selfie with her brother, retired Lt. Colonel Jason Moore, on Thursday, Nov. 28 to celebrate Thanksgiving, and fans flocked to the comments to gush over Pink's "whole snack" of a brother.

"So many reasons for gratitude 🙏," she captioned the post alongside a photo of the duo.

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Moore showed off a fresh haircut and his scruffy salt-and-pepper beard in the selfie. It's a new look for him — at least, since Pink last shared a photo of them together at a family reunion in 2019, where he was clean-shaven.

"Your brother has that retirement beard!! I love it!!" one comment read.

Another user commented: "Who's that handsome guy?? He single ? Asking for a friend ...."

The comments praised the genes in Pink's family, inquired about where the singer has been "hiding" her brother and asked about the retired Lt. Colonel's relationship status.

"Is he married? Asking for MYSELF🤷🏾‍♀️ @pink," another fan wrote.

Less forward comments simply wished the sibling duo a happy Thanksgiving.

Lt. Moore has largely stayed out of the spotlight, but when Pink sang the national anthem at the Super Bowl in 2018, he watched the patriotic tribute in person.

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Pink's post comes shortly after she wrapped up her extensive Summer Carnival and Trustfall shows last month, which kicked off in June 2023. In an Instagram post after the tour concluded, she expressed her gratitude for all the fans who supported her music and tour.

"And just like that... it’s over," Pink wrote on Instagram, adding some impressive stats about the tour: "131 shows. 98 cities. 15 countries. 4 million people. A lifetime of memories."

"This show tested me in every way; my body, mind, and soul," she continued. "It’s the most physically, mentally and spiritually ambitious show I’ve ever put on. It’s been really, really hard, but every moment has been worth it for the memories we’ve created together."

Added Pink: "Thank you to the old and new faces. Watching you sing with me every night sets my soul on fire. I hope I’ve done the same for you."