Tom Selleck, the iconic star of Blue Bloods, has been a central figure in the show for over a decade, portraying Frank Reagan, the steadfast NYPD commissioner. As the series continues its successful run, Selleck has shared his thoughts on the future of the beloved police procedural. Despite rumors about the show’s eventual end, Selleck remains optimistic, expressing his hope that Blue Bloods will continue for years to come. He believes that the show’s core appeal lies in its family-centric storytelling, rich with themes of duty, tradition, and moral dilemmas, which resonate deeply with audiences.

Selleck is also grateful for the strong bond he shares with fans, who have made Blue Bloods a staple in television. He acknowledges the deep connection viewers have with the Reagan family and the way the show has touched lives over time. While he admits that all good things must eventually come to an end, Selleck emphasizes that the series still has plenty of stories to tell, and he’s excited about what lies ahead for both the characters and the loyal fanbase. As long as the fans continue to support the show, Selleck is eager to explore new challenges and dynamics in Frank Reagan’s world.