Pink leads People’s beautiful issue, Meghan Markle on the list
19 April 2018 |
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Pop star Pink graced the cover of People magazine's annual beautiful people issue on Wednesday (April 17), chosen for what the celebrity publication called "a role model who embodies honesty and confidence."
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