What Happened To Jensen Ackles At JIBCON? Fans And "Haters" Making The Actor In Panel Uncomfortable

Jensen Ackles had a nervous breakdown at Jibcon 2017. During Jensen and Misha's panel, everyone was giggling so he wasn't having a good time at all at the panel.

Ackles makes an effort to go with the flow, open the boxes, and have fun for the crowd, but it's clear that he finds it difficult.

Jensen was having a bad day in general. The convention's organizers, perhaps Misha himself, spotted Jensen's harsh behavior on stage and rushed out to assist him.

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Jensen Ackles has a hard time answering inquiries regarding Destiel in general. As a result, many fans were angry.

If jensen ackles is anti destiel why did he say all this why did 15.18 mean so much to him why did he call Castiel "one of the most beloved characters to ever be on the show" pic.twitter.com/sRq5eA1ptw

— ً (@deancashearts) May 27, 2021

As the conference progressed, things became increasingly uncomfortable. Whether or not it stems only from the Destiel issue.

However, Ackles was forced to do things he didn't want to do during his panel, intended to be just him.

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In November 2009, Jensen Ackles married actress and model Danneel Harris after three years of dating.

They got married in Dallas on May 15, 2010, and they had their first child in May 2013.

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The couple announced their pregnancy in August 2016, expecting twins, a boy, and a girl, who were delivered in December.

Ackles co-owns the Family Business Beer Company in Dripping Springs, Texas, with his wife and in-laws.

Jensen Ackles was born in Dallas, Texas, to actor Alan Roger Ackles and Donna Joan Ackles.

Jensen joined the cast of the WB show Supernatural, in which he casted as Dean Winchester in 2005, 

In 2008, Jensen was cast in the adaptation of the cult classic My Bloody Valentine 3D, which premiered nationwide on January 16, 2009.

On October 22, 2010, Disney Interactive Studios revealed that he would be voicing Gibson in Tron: Evolution, a computer game.