End of an Era? Tom Selleck Hints He’s Finished Playing Frank Reagan on “Blue Bloods”
End of an Era? Tom Selleck Hints He’s Finished Playing Frank Reagan on “Blue Bloods”
After more than a decade portraying NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan, Tom Selleck has hinted that his time on Blue Bloods may be coming to an end. In recent remarks, the longtime star suggested he’s ready to close this chapter of his career, prompting fans to wonder whether the Reagan family’s story is nearing its final moments.
Selleck’s portrayal of Frank Reagan has been central to the show since its debut, anchoring the series with a mix of authority, moral conviction, and quiet warmth. His performance helped turn Blue Bloods into a long-running hit and made Frank Reagan one of television’s most recognizable police commissioners.
While no official announcement has confirmed his departure or the show’s future, Selleck’s comments have sparked speculation about what comes next—for both the actor and the series. If this truly marks the end, it would signal the close of an era for Blue Bloods and for viewers who have followed the Reagan family’s weekly dinners and moral debates for years.
For now, fans are left waiting to see whether Frank Reagan’s badge will be hung up for good—or if there’s still one more chapter to tell.
