Tom Selleck has delivered heartbreaking news to Blue Bloods fans, confirming that the beloved CBS drama will officially end after its 14th season. For over a decade, the show has captivated audiences with its gripping storylines and heartfelt family dynamics, making its cancellation an emotional blow. Selleck, who has portrayed Frank Reagan since 2010, expressed deep disappointment, stating that the show still had more stories to tell, but ultimately, the network made the final decision.

Fans have been vocal about their frustration, with many believing Blue Bloods deserved more time on the air. The show’s ratings remained strong, making its cancellation feel unexpected. Selleck himself admitted he was frustrated by the decision, feeling that the show was sometimes overlooked despite its loyal fan base. As the final episodes approach, viewers are preparing to say goodbye to a series that has been a staple of Friday night television for years.

Despite the sadness, Selleck remains grateful for his time on the show and the impact it has had on audiences. He reflected on the incredible cast and crew, emphasizing the deep bond they shared both on and off-screen. While Blue Bloods may be ending, Selleck hinted that he isn’t ready to step away from acting just yet. Whether in future projects or potential spin-offs, fans remain hopeful that this isn’t the last they’ve seen of him.