NHL fans react to Connor Bedard's bizarre admission -"Already lying, he’ll fit in with Blackhawks really well"

NHL fans recently found themselves amid an amusing and lighthearted Twitter exchange when a statement from highly touted prospect Connor Bedard sparked a series of playful reactions. Twitter, always quick to jump on quirky comments, had some fun with Bedard's confession about learning to cook while living on his own.

It all began when BR Open Ice tweeted a video of Connor Bedard from a press conference. In the video, he can be seen addressing the media, and when asked about his cooking skills, he makes a candid revelation:

"I've been learning to cook more since living on my own"

But when he was asked what he likes to cook, he reveals he was just saying it to say something."

NHL fans, known for their wit and humor on social media, couldn't resist chiming in with their own playful responses. One fan quipped:

"Already lying, he'll fit in with the Blackhawks really well."

Another fan joined in, stating:

"Bro couldn't fit in a 3rd lie."

Not to be outdone, another fan added to the banter:

"Bro said lying twice is too much work."

The light-hearted exchange on Twitter highlights the playful side of NHL fandom, where fans often come together to share a laugh over the quirkiest of comments.

While Connor Bedard may not be destined for a career as a chef, he certainly provided some entertainment for hockey fans on social media with his revelation.

Connor Bedard on living on his own, away from home

Connor Bedard recently shared some candid insights about his experiences living away from home and attempting to navigate as a newbie in cooking.

During a press conference, he was asked about his experiences living on his own and his foray into cooking. In his typical down-to-earth fashion, Bedard responded:

"I eat a bit, but I haven't gone too much. I've been at the rink a lot and going home, trying to cook or whatever and figure that out. But, yeah, I think if I go out here and there, then I got recognized a little. But like I said, I've been here a lot and been home or at someone's house a good amount. So yeah."

When questioned about his cooking endeavors, the Blackhawks prospect humorously revealed that he relies on assistance from his mom, saying:

"Yeah, I just kind of FaceTime her, put her on the counter, and she tells me what to do, so she's making it easy on me. But yeah, maybe try to be a little more independent at some point."