Carey Hart recalls how Pink thought he was flirting with Drew Barrymore

Carey Hart and wife Pink They seem to have different memories of 2002 Saturday Night Live after party.

“When my wife and I first dated, she did Saturday Night Liveand there was an after-party,” Hart, 49, reveals exclusively in his 25 Things You Don’t Know About Me movie. latest edition My Weeklyon newsstands now. “I met Drew Barrymoremy childhood love, and we talked for a while. My wife swears I flirted with her, but I don’t remember! Around the same time, my wife and I played cameos Charlie’s Angels.”

Pink, 45, first appeared on the January 12, 2002 episode of the sketch comedy, during which Josh Hartnett made his guest debut and Pink performed “Get The Party Started” and “Don’t Let Me Get Me”. Hart and the singer met last summer at the X Games and started dating shortly after.

One year after SNL episode — and the couple’s run-in with Barrymore, 49 — Pink and Hart appeared Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle alongside the actress.

While his day job is racing, Hart returns to the screen again this month in Season 3 of FOX’s Special Forces: The World’s Toughest Testwhich premieres Wednesday, January 8 at 8:00 PM ET.

“It was definitely the mental side,” Hart says Our of the hardest part of the show, which replicates real US Special Forces military training. “Giving up all your freedom and decision-making, becoming a number, not knowing when it’s safe to shower, change gear, or know when the day is over (was tough.”)

For more personal stories from Hart — including the proudest moment of his career — keep scrolling:

1. My Artist No. 1 on my Spotify Wrapped for 2024 was Pennywise, a SoCal punk rock band.

2. Besides my wife (Pink), Tony Hawk (and) Jon Bernthal are the most famous people in my phone book.

3. I don’t really stick to New Year’s resolutions, but I would like to manage stress better. My life is chaotic with balancing family life and two careers. I try to let the little things go!

4. I built Pink his own Indian motorcycle and there is no better way to enjoy each other (company) than on two wheels.

5. I started riding at the age of 4. My family didn’t really play traditional sports other than baseball. We did it as a family living in Vegas in the late 70’s and 80’s. It got serious at 12, it was almost a job at the time. I raced an average of about 45 weekends a year all over the south and west coast. The day after I graduated high school, I packed up my van, moved to California, and turned pro four weeks later.

6. My favorite comfort food is cream of chicken soup, simmered in a pound of ground beef over mashed potatoes.

7. My secret talent is that I am full of useless information.

8. My favorite books are Anthony Kiedis‘ Scar tissue and Matthew McConaughey‘with Green lights.

9. One of my most amazing celebrity moments was in the early 2000s when Brad Pitt and his son showed up at my race shop and office. A good friend of mine was custom building Brad’s bike and my mechanics and I all hung out in the shop.

10. When my wife and I first dated, she did Saturday Night Liveand there was an afterparty. I met Drew Barrymore, my childhood crush, and we chatted for a while. My wife swears I flirted with her, but I don’t remember! Around the same time, my wife and I had portraits Charlie’s Angels.

11. My fast food order is two deluxe Wienerschnitzel dogs and two corn dogs.

12. At the end of my racing career in 1998, I enrolled in community college and wanted to be an accountant. Then I got asked to do the first freestyle motocross demo at Warped Tour and FMX blew up that summer, (so) I quit to do FMX.

13. The proudest moment of my career is being a professional motocross rider – a very old one at that – and a custom motorcycle builder. The fact that I’m still getting paid to ride a motorcycle 31 years after turning pro still blows my mind.

14. My most prized possession is the original bike I rode when I did my first backflip at the Gravity Games in 2000. I was riding the same bike the next year when I had a terrible crash on my second spin at the X Games. After recovering from the crash, I replaced the parts that were broken and scrapped the bike. It sat on the mantle in my living room for several years. Now it hangs upside down from the rafters in my shop where I build Indian motorcycles.

15. The movies I could watch for the rest of my life are The Breakfast Club, Rocketman and Popstar.

16. The three things I never leave home without are a wallet, a pocket knife and a hoodie.

17. Face to Face’s song “Disconnected” reminds me of traveling the country in my van chasing the Supercross and Motocross series from 1995 to 1998. I slept in my van four to five nights a week and couch surfed the country for 30 weeks . I didn’t have two quarters to rub but it was a pretty awesome time.

18. I was really good at math at school, but I’m dyslexic and had trouble reading at first. I still have trouble reading out loud.

19. My first job was gluing and finishing plasterboard at the age of 12 for my dad’s friends in the construction industry. He wanted to explain to me that I need to earn money on a motorcycle or with my brain. He owned an asphalt paving business – probably one of the most brutal jobs and environments in Vegas. I always said I’d rob bands before I went to work for him.

20. My ideal vacation is staying at home—no one knows I’m there—riding the motocross track, shooting skeet, and barbecuing with my family.

21. I saved all my early custom painted helmets and all the helmets that have been important to me over the past 30 years. I have about 50 of them hanging in the workshop.

22. One item left on my bucket list is supporting my son in kart racing. My best childhood memories were of racing and I look forward to doing similar(s) with my son. He is addicted to driving.

23. The app I use the most is Pandora. I’m a tech dinosaur, so I have my 90s punk rock, Led Zeppelin and hip hop BBQ in the background when building bikes.

24. I have a pretty solid level of suffering and like to hurt myself with exercise of any kind of cycling or trail walking.

25. A childhood memory that makes me laugh is going to Lake Mead or Lake Havasu every weekend I wasn’t racing. I was a river rat and loved being on the water.