Tom Selleck, the popular star of CBS’s “Blue Bloods,” has piqued fans’ interest by expressing a wish for more seasons of the hit family drama. Despite turning 77, Selleck’s latest comments indicate that he is keen to continue the Reagan family’s exploits as Police Commissioner Frank Reagan.

The show, which has been a fan favorite since its debut in 2010, features a talented cast including Will Estes, Donnie Wahlberg, and Bridget Moynihan as Frank’s adult children in law enforcement.

While CBS has not officially confirmed Season 15, Selleck’s optimism raises hopes for the show’s future. Despite earning $200,000 per episode, which is much less than his “Magnum P.I.” days, Selleck’s financial security has remained robust, thanks to different investments and endorsements.

Fans eagerly await news of a possible renewal, knowing that Selleck’s dedication ensures the Reagan family’s legacy can continue, providing viewers with the comforting familiarity of their weekly family dinners.

Tom Selleck, the popular star of CBS’s “Blue Bloods,” has piqued fans’ interest by expressing a wish for more seasons of the hit family drama. Despite turning 77, Selleck’s latest comments indicate that he is keen to continue the Reagan family’s exploits as Police Commissioner Frank Reagan.

The show, which has been a fan favorite since its debut in 2010, features a talented cast including Will Estes, Donnie Wahlberg, and Bridget Moynihan as Frank’s adult children in law enforcement.

While CBS has not officially confirmed Season 15, Selleck’s optimism raises hopes for the show’s future. Despite earning $200,000 per episode, which is much less than his “Magnum P.I.” days, Selleck’s financial security has remained robust, thanks to different investments and endorsements.

Fans eagerly await news of a possible renewal, knowing that Selleck’s dedication ensures the Reagan family’s legacy can continue, providing viewers with the comforting familiarity of their weekly family dinners.

Tom Selleck, the popular star of CBS’s “Blue Bloods,” has piqued fans’ interest by expressing a wish for more seasons of the hit family drama. Despite turning 77, Selleck’s latest comments indicate that he is keen to continue the Reagan family’s exploits as Police Commissioner Frank Reagan.

The show, which has been a fan favorite since its debut in 2010, features a talented cast including Will Estes, Donnie Wahlberg, and Bridget Moynihan as Frank’s adult children in law enforcement.

While CBS has not officially confirmed Season 15, Selleck’s optimism raises hopes for the show’s future. Despite earning $200,000 per episode, which is much less than his “Magnum P.I.” days, Selleck’s financial security has remained robust, thanks to different investments and endorsements.

Fans eagerly await news of a possible renewal, knowing that Selleck’s dedication ensures the Reagan family’s legacy can continue, providing viewers with the comforting familiarity of their weekly family dinners.