Justin Bieber Plans to Introduce Son Jack Blues to Ice Skating Quickly

Synopsis

Justin Bieber shares his eagerness to teach his son, Jack Blues, to ice skate as soon as possible. At a charity hockey game, he emphasized the importance of support and community amidst the Los Angeles wildfires. Bieber's playful nature also shone through during the event, making it a memorable occasion for all.

Key Takeaways

Justin Bieber is excited about introducing his son to ice skating.
He participated in a charity game for wildfire victims.
He believes it’s never too early for children to learn sports.
Other celebrities joined the event to support the cause.
The singer aims to instill a love for hockey in his son.

Los Angeles, Feb 24 (NationPress) Musician Justin Bieber, who is relishing his role as a father, has disclosed that he intends to swiftly introduce his 6-month-old son Jack Blues to the world of ice skating.

During a charity hockey event at the Crypto.com Arena, aimed at assisting those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires, Justin Bieber, aged 30, participated in a sideline interview with the Los Angeles Kings’ media team, where he outlined his plans to get his son geared up for skating, according to reports from People magazine.

When asked how soon he envisioned getting his son on skates, the artist beamed and answered, “As soon as possible”.

In response to the question of what constitutes too early, the singer confidently replied, “It’s never too early”.

As reported by People, Justin was also inquired about the significance of supporting those impacted by the fires. He stated, “This is everything”. “We’re just looking to have a good time and to just show that when we all come together good things can happen”.

Displaying his humorous side during the event, Justin engaged in a light-hearted mock “fight” with hockey icon Jeremy Roenick. A clip shared by the LA Kings on X captured the two playfully exchanging soft punches and laughing before being separated by another player. The singer was later seen skating around, energizing the audience.

Other notable figures at the game included Erin Andrews, Rob McElhenney, and Caitlin Olson, while Snoop Dogg, Vince Vaughn, Will Ferrell, Danny DeVito, and Colby Smulders took on coaching roles.

Justin’s recent remarks regarding his son and skating follow his previous post where he expressed his desire for his baby boy to be a hockey enthusiast like him. He shared a picture on his Instagram Stories of a gift he received for Jack Blues, whom he shares with his spouse Hailey Bieber.