More than a year into her Summer Carnival Tour, Pink is hitting pause due to an unspecified health issue. The Grammy-winning pop star announced Tuesday that her show scheduled show in Bern, Switzerland, is canceled due to doctor's orders.

Singer 'Pink' cancels her summer carnival tour

We last told you about singer Pink <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/pink-reveals-shes-tested-positive-for-coronavirus-donates-one-million-290521">contracting coronavirus </a>along with her kid.

Now, as she has recovered, she opened up to Ellen DeGeneres on her show on Thursday talking about how she dealt with the same.&nbsp;

She told Ellen that it first started with her son, Jameson, getting sick first. She said, "3-year-olds get sick all the time” so she didn’t make much of it and explained, "It started with a fever for him, and then it'd come and go and then he would have stomach pains and diarrhea and chest pains and then a headache and then a sore throat. It sort of was just all over the place. Every day was a new symptom."

Jameson's fever stayed for a few days and was up to 103 degrees. "I'm calling my doctor. Like, 'What do I do?' He's like, 'There's nothing to do. He's 3. We're not seeing this take 3-year-olds out, so just stay home,'" she recalled.

Then Pink got sick two days later. "In hindsight it all makes sense, but when it's happening it's such a weird experience that you just don't put it together until after the fact," she said.

She would feel fatigue, chills and nausea.&nbsp;

She told Ellen, "I never had a fever. I never had what they tell you to look for."

"I've had asthma all my life and really, really bad asthma to the point where sometimes I end up in the hospital. When his fever was staying and going up, I woke up in the middle of the night and couldn't breathe, and I needed a nebulizer for the first time in 30 years."

When she would start to not be able to “function” without her inhaler, Pink began to question if she would survive the illness.&nbsp;

Pink has now fully recovered and so has her son.&nbsp;

We last told you about singer Pink contracting coronavirus along with her kid. Now, as she has recovered, she opened up to Ellen DeGeneres on her show on Thursday talking about how she dealt with the same.

We last told you about singer Pink contracting coronavirus along with her kid. Now, as she has recovered, she opened up to Ellen DeGeneres on her show on Thursday talking about how she dealt with the same. She told Ellen that it first started with her son, Jameson, getting sick first. She said, "3-year-olds get sick all the time” so she didn’t make much of it and explained, "It started with a fever for him, and then it'd come and go and then he would have stomach pains and diarrhea and chest pains and then a headache and then a sore throat. It sort of was just all over the place. Every day was a new symptom." Jameson's fever stayed for a few days and was up to 103 degrees. "I'm calling my doctor. Like, 'What do I do?' He's like, 'There's nothing to do. He's 3. We're not seeing this take 3-year-olds out, so just stay home,'" she recalled. Then Pink got sick two days later. "In hindsight it all makes sense, but when it's happening it's such a weird experience that you just don't put it together until after the fact," she said. She would feel fatigue, chills and nausea. She told Ellen, "I never had a fever. I never had what they tell you to look for." "I've had asthma all my life and really, really bad asthma to the point where sometimes I end up in the hospital. When his fever was staying and going up, I woke up in the middle of the night and couldn't breathe, and I needed a nebulizer for the first time in 30 years." When she would start to not be able to “function” without her inhaler, Pink began to question if she would survive the illness. Pink has now fully recovered and so has her son.

Pink opens up about battling COVID-19: Never had what they tell you to look out for

Singer Pink shared the experience of shooting her first-ever music video and the story might surprise you. Pink's first single, 'There You Go', debuted in 2000, and the video featured her riding a motorcycle. 
 
"My first video. I think this is the prettiest I've ever looked and will ever look," the 40-year-old singer told Billboard. "I think I was 19 when I shot this video. I'd just started riding motorcycles. I almost crashed 85 times ". And that was not just the only trouble that the singer got herself into during the shoot. 
 
"I smoked a lot of weed, too, and director Dave Meyers kept coming up to me and saying, 'Can you wait to smoke that next blunt before the beauty shot?" she continued. "I was like, 'What do you mean?'&nbsp;He was like, 'I really want you to be able to open your eyes'.&nbsp;I was like, My eyes are open," reported news agency. 
 
She also spoke about her famous acrobatic 2010 Grammy performance, in which she performed 'Glitter in the Air'. "I can't believe they let me do that. They let me do a song that wasn't a single, that no one ever heard before," she said. 
 
"They let me fly 100 feet in the air, with no harness, with water. It was so much fun ".Although she's now become known for her gravity-defying performances, her first time doing one made her a little anxious, "I remember being so nervous to walk in this white gown. I couldn't walk in a straight line. I'm pretty sure in the first verse I almost fell over twice," she adds. 
 
"That was awesome. And LL Cool J looked at my butt. But so did Rihanna. It was a good butt."

Singer Pink shared the experience of shooting her first-ever music video and the story might surprise you. Pink's first single, 'There You Go', debuted in 2000, and the video featured her riding a motorcycle.

Singer Pink shared the experience of shooting her first-ever music video and the story might surprise you. Pink's first single, 'There You Go', debuted in 2000, and the video featured her riding a motorcycle. "My first video. I think this is the prettiest I've ever looked and will ever look," the 40-year-old singer told Billboard. "I think I was 19 when I shot this video. I'd just started riding motorcycles. I almost crashed 85 times ". And that was not just the only trouble that the singer got herself into during the shoot. "I smoked a lot of weed, too, and director Dave Meyers kept coming up to me and saying, 'Can you wait to smoke that next blunt before the beauty shot?" she continued. "I was like, 'What do you mean?' He was like, 'I really want you to be able to open your eyes'. I was like, My eyes are open," reported news agency. She also spoke about her famous acrobatic 2010 Grammy performance, in which she performed 'Glitter in the Air'. "I can't believe they let me do that. They let me do a song that wasn't a single, that no one ever heard before," she said. "They let me fly 100 feet in the air, with no harness, with water. It was so much fun ".Although she's now become known for her gravity-defying performances, her first time doing one made her a little anxious, "I remember being so nervous to walk in this white gown. I couldn't walk in a straight line. I'm pretty sure in the first verse I almost fell over twice," she adds. "That was awesome. And LL Cool J looked at my butt. But so did Rihanna. It was a good butt."

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Singer 'Pink' cancels her summer carnival tour

Pink opens up about battling COVID-19: Never had what they tell you to look out for

I smoked a lot of weed: Singer Pink on shooting her first music video