Actor Jensen Ackles paid a visit to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon recently and was given a charming surprise courtesy of childhood modeling photos. The former Supernatural star, who now appears on the Amazon Prime series Countdown, took Fallon’s surprise in good humor—prompting fans to flood the comment section with praise for the lighthearted moment.
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After the 47-year-old heartthrob teased a possible Supernatural reunion, Fallon brought up Ackles’ childhood modeling career, revealing one of the actor’s earliest shoots: a catalog spread for JCPenney.
Ackles blushed as Fallon unveiled the photos, which showed a young Jensen—then in his tweens or early teens—posing with a Sony Walkman and, in another photo, wearing a Panama Jack T-shirt with a sideways baseball cap. The throwbacks captured peak ’90s fashion, complete with shoulder pads and high-waisted pants.
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Ackles’ legions of fans loved seeing his playful side and early career roots as a catalog model.
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In video clips shared to social media, fans responded enthusiastically, “He’s just adorable,” wrote one fan, while another added, “Handsomest to ever handsome.”
“He’s still so hot,” said one overheated viewer. Another confessed, “He is the prettiest man I have ever seen.”
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