Justin Bieber plans to teach son Jack Blues to skate “as soon as possible”

Ice Ice Baby!

New dad and hockey fan Justin Bieber has revealed that he will not waste any time when it comes to getting his 6 -month -old son Jackblues On the ice.

While attending Skate for La Strong – a charity hockey game held at Crypto.com Arena on Sunday 23 February to benefit those affected by Los Angeles Wildfires – Bieber, 30, gave one Side interview To the Los Angeles Kings’ Media Team and shared their plans to have his son in some skates.

When asked how soon he “was looking to have your child skating” smiled musician and answered, “as soon as possible.”

“What’s too early?” The reporter asked, to whom Bieber replied, “It’s never too soon.”

The singer “Peaces” was also asked about what it meant to him to support people affected by the fires.

“This is everything,” he said. “We are just looking to have a good time and just show that when we all gather, good things can happen.”

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Bieber also showed his playful side while he was on the ice and entered a false “fight” with hockey legend Jeremy Roenick. In a clip posted by La Kings on XThe duo could be seen throwing soft punching against each other and laughing before split a fellow player. Bieber could then be seen skating around and hyping the audience.

Other celebrities who participated in the game included Erin Andrews, Rob Mcelhenney and Caitlin Olson, while Snoop Dogg, Vince Vaughn, Will Ferrel, Danny Devito and Colby Smulders all served as coaches for the four teams.

Bieber’s latest comments about his son and ice skating comes after he shared last month How he makes sure his boy is a hockey fanJust like his dad.

The “yummy” hit maker published a photo on his Instagram stories about a gift he received for Jack Blues, which he shares with wife Hailey Bieber.
Snap contained a blue and white Toronto Maple Leafs shirt with Auston Matthew’s number and also included a sweet message written over Jersey’s number of the legendary player.

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“To JB Jr.,” read it. “Peace & Love.”

“4 Baby JB,” wrote the Canadian star over the shot and suggested that he will hold the sweater until his little one was born in August 2024 is big enough to carry it.