
Netflix has officially announced the release of a groundbreaking new documentary series titled “Pink Code: The Untold Story of Pink Alecia”, set to premiere globally on July 4, 2025. The 4-part limited series promises an unfiltered, deeply emotional look into the private world of Alecia Beth Moore, famously known to the world as Pink — a music icon whose voice and vulnerability have shaped generations.
While Pink has long been praised for her honesty and edge, “Pink Code” takes viewers far beyond the stage, into moments of chaos, heartbreak, and survival that even her most devoted fans have never seen. The series, described by Netflix as a “celebrity exposé with a soul,” combines true documentary storytelling with powerful cinematic reenactments, making it not just informative but an emotional ride through the pop star’s most defining — and private — moments.
A Raw Look Behind the Spotlight
Blending documentary realism with cinematic reenactments, the series boldly explores the stories Pink never sang about — her secret health battles, early days in LA’s gritty punk scene, and the often-speculated struggles within her marriage to Carey Hart. These topics have only ever been hinted at in interviews or lyrics, but now, Netflix is giving them the full spotlight in a way never done before.
The show includes firsthand interviews with former bandmates, close friends, choreographers, and even a former rival pop star, whose surprising connection to Pink adds shocking context to her early industry experiences. For the first time, fans will hear accounts of on-tour breakdowns, near-death experiences, and the emotional cost of rising too fast, too young.
Fame, Family & Fallout
Netflix’s press release describes the documentary as:
“A fearless, unscripted excavation of one of the most rebellious voices in pop culture. ‘Pink Code’ strips away the glitter to show the woman underneath — the scars, the rage, the love, and the strength that made her.”
The “family” chapter explores her complex relationship with her parents, the emotional toll of her father’s illness and passing, and how motherhood reshaped her career choices. For many fans, these personal elements will feel especially resonant.
The “fallout” chapter dives into her marriage, including the rocky years that nearly led to divorce and the therapy and work it took to rebuild. Carey Hart himself appears in never-before-seen clips and sits down for a rare interview, revealing a side of their partnership the world never knew.
Why July 4th?
The release date of July 4, 2025, is no accident. The symbolic timing marks both Independence Day and what insiders call Pink’s own “independence anniversary” — the day she officially left her first management team in 2001 and took full control of her career.
As anticipation builds, social media is already buzzing with speculation and support. Fan pages are lighting up with theories about what “code” secrets might finally be revealed — from lost songs to never-confirmed industry feuds.
With a legacy built on truth and power, “Pink Code” may be the most defining documentary of her career yet. And on July 4, the world will hear the full story — raw, real, and unfiltered.
Brace yourselves. Alecia Moore is finally breaking the code.