Tom Selleck put a smile on his face when he was photographed while out in New York City amid Blue Bloods’ final season. The actor, who has portrayed New York City Police Commissioner Frank Reagan since 2010,

“Blue Bloods” stars Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg got emotional while they were filming the ending of their long-running procedural. “On the last day, I was filming all my squad room scenes and it’s kinda like where I hold court as Danny Reagan, and Tom Selleck came in just to watch,” Wahlberg said on SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live.”

A fter 14 seasons, Blue Bloods is nearing the end, with its final batch of episodes airing on the 2024 TV schedule. While much of the BB cast have only been working on the CBS pro

The beginning of the end of Blue Bloods starts on Friday, October 18, with the first of the last eight episodes of the long-running CBS drama, but the possibility of this world expanding has come up since news of its cancellation.

Donnie Wahlberg revealed that his final day on Blue Bloods was even more “emotional” after he realized Tom Selleck was watching his last scene. “Tom Selleck never really shows up in Donnie’s scenes,” Wahlberg, 55, said during his Wednesday, October 16, appearance on Today With Hoda and Jenna. “It’s Danny world and Frank Reagan world.”

Blue Bloods has officially wrapped filming, with the cast and crew reeling from the end of an era. Like his steadfast character, NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan, Tom Selleck chose to honor the moment with just the right words.

"Blue Bloods" star Donnie Wahlberg gave fans a glimpse of what they can expect for the crime drama's series finale after 14 years. Wahlberg shared the emotional moment he shared with co-star Tom Selleck.

Hollywood legend Tom Selleck was left devastated when CBS canceled his popular show Blue Bloods at the end of last year after fourteen seasons. Selleck spent much of the past year trying to save Blue Bloods while openly criticizing CBS for canceling the beloved program.