Pink's daughter Willow proves she's a chip off the old block as she sings A Million Dreams from The Greatest Showman

It's in her genes: Pink handed the microphone to her daughter Willow. Photo / Atlantic Records

She's a Grammy-winning singer with a slew of number one hits to her name.

But this week, Pink handed the microphone to her daughter, Willow Sage.

The 7-year-old showed off her own vocal range as she sang A Million Dreams from the Hugh Jackman movie The Greatest Showman.

In the adorable video, the little girl asks her mom what she's doing as the singer -whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore- adjusts sound levels.

"Fiddling," answers the 39-year-old.

"Why?"

"Because I think it's fun."

"Why do you think it's fun?" asks Willow, prompting laughter from the Just Like A Pill hitmaker.

"I think you're fun. I glad I had you," says Pink.

She then cues her daughter to begin singing, which the child does admirably.

Later in the video, the Get The Party Started songstress takes over the mic and records her own version of the song for the forthcoming album, The Greatest Showman: Reimagined.

Willow is the daughter of Pink and her husband Carey Hart.

The 43-year-old is a former professional freestyle motocross competitor and a current off road truck racer.

The pair also share one-year-old son Jameson Moon, was born in December 2016.

The Who Knew singer was in Auckland last month for the New Zealand leg of her world tour.

Earlier in the year she was forced to reschedule her concerts in Australia after falling ill.

She was admitted to Sydney's St. Vincent's Hospital for dehydration and stayed overnight after being diagnosed with gastroenteritis.