Philodendron 'Pink Princess'
Described by growers and NC State Extension as a P. erubescens cultivar that arose as a natural chimeric mutation and was multiplied from the 1970s; Wikipedia calls it a hybrid cultivar of P. erubescens, so the exact origin is uncertain. The variegation is unstable: leaves range from mostly pink to all green or all dark.
Wild ancestry
The wild species it descends from, with each one's share of the ancestry:
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Parentage from published registrations and growers' records; the family tree in the app shows each step's source.