want to be playing at the highest level, and Bath is a big Club with big plans. I know what is expected of me and I can't wait to get started." On 10 July 2013, Henson was knocked out by Bath teammate Carl Fearns on a night out in the city. Having improved his recent form with Bath, including influential appearances in the centre. Due to this improved form Henson, reportedly, rejected an approach by the Newport Gwent Dragons to sign an extension to his Bath contract. Henson had been included in the Probables squad for the Wales trial match on 30 May 2014 in Swansea but was unable to take part due to Premier Rugby Limited's (the governing body of the English premiership) decision not to release non English players outside the IRB test window. On 23 January 2015, it was announced Henson would be leaving Bath to join RFU Championship side Bristol, at the end of the Aviva Premiership season on a one-year deal. However, on 11 February, he was released four months early from his Bath contract to take his place in the Bristol ranks, being replaced at Bath by incoming London Irish utility back Tom Homer. On 14 March 2017, Henson returned to Wales to sign for the Dragons, back in the Pro14, on a two-year contract from the 2017–18 season. International tries Rugby league After being released by the Dragons at the end of the 2018–2019 season, Henson retired and purchased a pub. On 18 September 2020 it was announced that he was joining rugby league team West Wales Raiders who play in league's third tier. He made his début in a 4-58 home defeat to Widnes Vikings in a Challenge Cup tie on 21 Mar 2021, but has not featured since. In popular media In September 2010, he featured in the ITV1 outdoor series 71 Degrees North, a challenge show set in Norway in which he finished in 2nd place, losing out to Marcus Patric. He then featured as a contestant on BBC1's Strictly Come Dancings eighth series, partnered by Katya Virshilas. In August 2011 a series, The Bachelor, in which 25 young women battle it out on the French Riviera to win the heart of Henson "the Bachelor", began on Channel 5. He has been criticised for these appearances in the press and by many rugby fans. Henson is name-checked in the 2010