Former Blackhawks Patrick Kane's heartfelt moment from the last time he was in Chicago says a lot

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Joshua Deeds
November 20, 2024 (8:00 PM)

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Patrick Kane was in the United Center, on November 6th which saw the Red Wings leave with a 4-1 victory.

While, it's not surprising that Kane would come back to his home, and while he wouldn't take part in the offense, unlike Alex DeBrincat he'd show off something else.

After the game,Patrick Kane's wife Amandawould bring Patrick Kane III back to the locker room to visit Daddy.

Here you can see the moment on camera, as wife Amanda and son Patrick Kane III who was born in 2020.

Kane would later bring him out to visit his own family who were present at the game, as not only does the future Hall of Famer live in Detroit. He has a home in Chicago too, awful helpful on days he plays at the United Center!

The moment is so heartfelt and cute, as you can see how excited PKIII is to see Kane after the game.

It's only a matter of time before we see PKIII suiting up in a Blackhawks jersey right?

Home in Chicago

Kane, PKIII, and Amanda reside in Lake Forest when they arrive in Chicago.

Patrick Kane bought a $5 million home in Lake Forest, Illinois. This Mediterranean-inspired villa, located on Lake Road, encompasses approximately 1.2 acres and features a five-bedroom house along with a swimming pool. The property, which Kane acquired, was previously owned by Miles and Lorna Marsh, who had the residence constructed in 2016.

So not only does PKIII not have to worry about a long plane ride home to Detroit after a long night in Chicago, but they also have a comfy estate right on the lake.

Kane bought the home which was constructed in 2023 for $5 Million dollars last season.

Situated on the inland side of the prestigious Lake Road in Lake Forest, Kane's new home is conveniently located about a block from the path leading down the bluff to the town's extensive municipal beach.

Hopefully, we'll get to see more and more moments of Kane's treasured moments in the future. But for now, They'll have to take on the short-handed New York Islanders, and won't have to worry about Bedard.. for now.