Tom Selleck, the 81-year-old star known for his role as Frank Reagan in the long-running CBS drama "Blue Bloods," was recently observed engaging in a post-gym routine that has drawn public attention. The actor was photographed visiting a McDonald's drive-thru in Thousand Oaks, California, after a workout.
Images circulating show Selleck, who has largely stepped away from the public eye since "Blue Bloods" concluded, appearing disheveled and with visible marks on his hands, including bruises and a blackened fingernail. He was seen ordering his usual meal of a burger, fries, and a Coke, which he consumed in his vehicle in the parking lot before returning to his nearby ranch.
Selleck, who starred as NYPD Police Commissioner Frank Reagan for 14 seasons, has spoken about his disappointment with the show's cancellation. In a 2024 interview with TV Insider, he expressed frustration that the series, which consistently performed well, was perceived by the network as being taken for granted. He noted, "It's going to take a long time to sort all of this out."
Following the show's final episode in December 2024, there were reports and speculation about Selleck's well-being and his weight, with some insiders suggesting he was considering legal action against CBS for ageism related to the show's cancellation. However, Selleck's public appearances have been infrequent since the series ended.
Despite his reduced public profile, Selleck has upcoming projects. His IMDb profile indicates he is involved in an "Untitled Jesse Stone Project" for the Hallmark Channel and is set to host a History Channel documentary series titled "Crime and Justice With Tom Selleck." The details and air dates for these projects remain unclear.