Pink

Pink, born Alecia Beth Moore, has a rather common American story when it comes to heritage: a little bit of this, a little bit of that. Her father is Catholic, and her mother is Jewish, making Pink, by traditional Jewish law, Jewish. However, she's publicly stated she doesn't practice any religion, though she's been known to dabble in a variety of spiritual leanings.

Despite her lack of overt religious affiliation, Pink has carved out a career characterized by fierce independence and a refusal to be pigeonholed. She's a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, body positivity, and other progressive causes. Her music often champions the underdog and challenges societal norms, earning her a loyal fanbase that spans generations.

So, while the gefilte fish might not be a staple in her diet, Pink's willingness to speak truth to power and her general chutzpah certainly resonate with a certain kvell-worthy spirit. She might not light Shabbat candles, but she definitely lights up a stage, and that's something to sing about. Whether she's a card-carrying member of the tribe or not, her impact is undeniable.