Justin Bieber’s Fatherhood Goals: Teaching Baby Jack to Skate ASAP!
Strap on your skates, folks, because Justin Bieber is already planning to hit the ice with his little one, Jack Blues! During a charity hockey event, Skate For LA Strong, on February 23, the pop star shared the exciting news that he’s eager to put his 6-month-old son on skates before you know it. When asked about the timing, a grinning Bieber declared, “As soon as possible!” When pressed about what “too early” looks like, he cheekily replied, “It’s never too early.” The enthusiasm of this new dad is contagious, and it’s all part of his regime to raise a little hockey fan, just like him.
Biebs isn’t just talking the talk; he’s been making sure Jack kicks off his hockey passion in style. Recently, he posted a snap on his Instagram Stories showcasing a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey for his son, complete with the number of star player Auston Matthews. How adorable is that? The heartfelt note from Matthews read, “To JB Jr. Peace & Love,” effectively branding little Jack as a future hockey superstar. If the “Peaches” hitmaker has his way, we can expect to see some serious cutting around the rink when Jack is all grown up!
Aside from his dad duties, Bieber also brought the joy to the charity event, where the icy action was light-hearted enough to stage mock fights—like the one he had with hockey legend Jeremy Roenick. The camaraderie on and off the ice surely highlighted Bieber’s belief in the power of community, especially as he supported fire victims in Los Angeles, saying, “We’re just looking to have a good time and to just show that when we all come together good things can happen.” Talk about a solid mix of fun and purpose!
With a lineup including A-list celebrities such as Snoop Dogg and Will Ferrell serving as coaches, the event combined star power with a good cause, making it a night to remember. So, skate or not, Jack’s got some serious expectations to live up to in the Bieber household!
Sources: Celebrity Storm Wire and People Magazine, ET Online, Sports Illustrated
