After 14 seasons, Donnie Wahlberg and Bridget Moynahan said goodbye to “Blue Bloods” with heavy hearts, shedding tears for their cherished characters, Danny and Erin Reagan.

During a visit to The Drew Barrymore Show, they shared a clip from the final season, showcasing the genuine chemistry among the Reagans during their traditional Sunday dinner scene. Host Drew Barrymore remarked on the palpable family vibe, expressing the mixed emotions surrounding the show’s conclusion.

“More upset and sad,” Wahlberg joked, echoing the sentiment.

Moynahan reflected on the trip, highlighting the camaraderie they’ve established both on and off-screen, with the cast and crew becoming like family over time.

“This season, Moynahan also directed her third episode, with Wahlberg being her biggest supporter,” she mentioned, highlighting their supportive dynamic.

Wahlberg lauded Moynahan’s abilities, stating that he never doubted her capacity to succeed, despite his early reservations. Their camaraderie and mutual admiration were palpable, eliciting cheers from the crowd as they shared touching moments on the show.

After 14 seasons, Donnie Wahlberg and Bridget Moynahan said goodbye to “Blue Bloods” with heavy hearts, shedding tears for their cherished characters, Danny and Erin Reagan.

During a visit to The Drew Barrymore Show, they shared a clip from the final season, showcasing the genuine chemistry among the Reagans during their traditional Sunday dinner scene. Host Drew Barrymore remarked on the palpable family vibe, expressing the mixed emotions surrounding the show’s conclusion.

“More upset and sad,” Wahlberg joked, echoing the sentiment.

Moynahan reflected on the trip, highlighting the camaraderie they’ve established both on and off-screen, with the cast and crew becoming like family over time.

“This season, Moynahan also directed her third episode, with Wahlberg being her biggest supporter,” she mentioned, highlighting their supportive dynamic.

Wahlberg lauded Moynahan’s abilities, stating that he never doubted her capacity to succeed, despite his early reservations. Their camaraderie and mutual admiration were palpable, eliciting cheers from the crowd as they shared touching moments on the show.

After 14 seasons, Donnie Wahlberg and Bridget Moynahan said goodbye to “Blue Bloods” with heavy hearts, shedding tears for their cherished characters, Danny and Erin Reagan.

During a visit to The Drew Barrymore Show, they shared a clip from the final season, showcasing the genuine chemistry among the Reagans during their traditional Sunday dinner scene. Host Drew Barrymore remarked on the palpable family vibe, expressing the mixed emotions surrounding the show’s conclusion.

“More upset and sad,” Wahlberg joked, echoing the sentiment.

Moynahan reflected on the trip, highlighting the camaraderie they’ve established both on and off-screen, with the cast and crew becoming like family over time.

“This season, Moynahan also directed her third episode, with Wahlberg being her biggest supporter,” she mentioned, highlighting their supportive dynamic.

Wahlberg lauded Moynahan’s abilities, stating that he never doubted her capacity to succeed, despite his early reservations. Their camaraderie and mutual admiration were palpable, eliciting cheers from the crowd as they shared touching moments on the show. After 14 seasons, she