Jensen returned to New Orleans‘ Mardi Gras and to the King Bacchus parade this year. After being King Bacchus in 2019, this year he was next to the new king Josh Duhamel. You can find below some photos and videos of the parade.
This year’s Mardi Gras was different from the previous years, because of the pandemic as we are getting to, and Jensen could not get back to New Orleans to celebrate his role as King Bacchus. However, it was celebrated.
First, Danneel published a photo of Jensen during a meal making a toast with a glass of wine and a video of Justice Jay playing with him.
Then, a video of Bacchus Virtual Parade, an online event organized by the Krewe of Bacchus, and where Jensen showed up in a short video.
You can find below the last photos and videos of Jensen at New Orleans‘s carnival, specifically at the after party of King BacchusRei Baco parade.
After some days of activities, the moment of the parade of King Bacchus in New Orleans finally arrived, in March 3rd afternoon. You can find below some photos from the official photoshoot, photos from the parade and some videos.
You can find below some photos and the video of Jensen’s speech before the King Baco parade in New Orleans, last March 3rd.
The day before the Carnival parade where Jensen portrayed King Bacchus, March 2nd, Jensen was at French Quarter throwing some coins to the fans. You can find below some photos and videos from that day.
Last Friday Jensen visited the patients and their families at Children’s Hospital in New Orleans during his activities as king Bacchus of Carnival. Below you can find some photos and videos of this visit. The first video includes some images from Jensen’s arrival to the city.
Jensen arrived yesterday in New Orleans, where he will portray King Bacchus this Carnival, and he was greeted by fans and by the Warren Easton Band at Hilton Hotel. Below you can check the photos and the videos of his arrival, including some interviews.
