As fans eagerly await the return of their beloved crime drama, "Blue Bloods," speculation has been swirling about the fate of Tom Selleck's picturesque California ranch. The idyllic property, which has been featured on the show as the home of Selleck's character, Frank Reagan, is at risk of being sold due to contract negotiations with the network. But what exactly is at stake for the iconic actor and his beloved ranch? Let's take a closer look.
At first glance, Selleck's ranch seems like a serene oasis, nestled in the rolling hills of Thousand Oaks, California. However, behind the scenes, the Emmy-winning actor is facing a potential loss of his beloved property.
Tom Selleck wants "Blue Bloods" un-canceled and hopes "CBS comes to their senses."
“We’re the third-highest scripted show in all of broadcast. We’re winning the night. All the cast wants to come back. And I can tell you this: we aren’t sliding off down a cliff. We’re doing good… pic.twitter.com/tOrlZbOESO
— Variety (@Variety) May 7, 2024
According to sources close to the negotiations, Selleck's contract with CBS for "Blue Bloods" is up for renewal, and the network is hesitant to meet his steep salary demands. This could mean not only the end of his role as Frank Reagan, but also the sale of his beloved ranch.
The sprawling property, which Selleck purchased in 1988, has been a labor of love for the actor. Over the years, he has worked tirelessly to transform it into a tranquil paradise, complete with avocado and olive groves, as well as a working horse ranch.
Tom Selleck is worried he will no longer be able to afford his plush 63-acre ranch once “Blue Bloods” comes to an end this winter. https://t.co/DPG7ZaBhau pic.twitter.com/hrpEWIzhNg
— New York Post (@nypost) May 7, 2024
In fact, Selleck's love for the land runs so deep that he has even shared it with his "Blue Bloods" co-stars, inviting them to film on the property and even ride horses with him. It's clear that this ranch holds a special place in Selleck's heart, making the potential loss all the more devastating.
But it's not just the loss of a beautiful property that has fans concerned. Selleck's ranch has also become a beloved location for "Blue Bloods" viewers, who have come to know and love the picturesque Reagan family home. The thought of losing this iconic setting is enough to make any fan's heart ache. And while the show could potentially find a new filming location, it just wouldn't be the same without the personal touch of Selleck's own ranch.
As the negotiations between Selleck and CBS continue, fans can't help but wonder what will happen to the beloved actor and his cherished property. Will he be able to reach a compromise with the network and save his ranch from being sold? Or will he have to say goodbye to both his role on "Blue Bloods" and the place he has called home for over three decades? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure – the fate of Tom Selleck's ranch is a hot topic that has fans on the edge of their seats.
In the meantime, as we eagerly anticipate the return of "Blue Bloods" and the resolution of Selleck's contract negotiations, let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty and significance of his beloved ranch. It's clear that this property holds a special place in Selleck's heart and has become a beloved symbol for fans of the show. So whether the ranch remains in his hands or is sold to a new owner, its legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of "Blue Bloods" fans for years to come.
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Blue Bloods is an essential part of my life. I sm 83 years old and long retired. As my contemporaries go to their Final Reward; the Reagans et al fill in the vacant “friends” spaces.
The last thing I do before going to sleep each night is join the family blessing at dinner.
Tom Selleck is arguably the best thing to happen to CBS since Edward R. Murrow.
America is skidding toward oblivion. We need for Baker to call the Mayor and fix it!
Jerry Taff !! Does WISN mean anything to you ??
How could Tom Selleck lose his ranch after all the years of making millions? It must be paid off – he would have been able to afford it way back when compared to the cost of homes today that no one can afford
CBS will be the looser if Tom Selleck leaves the show Blue Bloods. That is the only reason people watch this network in the first place!
Fox 🦊 should make an offer to buy Tom’s Ranch and the rites to BLUE BLOODS – no
matter the cost. They would see a profit on their investment within the first year.
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I (and MANY friends and co-workers loved Blue Bloods. We could discuss it at our worktime lunch break. I world certainly be sad if it couldn’t continue;
Who cares?
I see Blue Bloods but not on CBS so I must be seeing reruns. If he is in dire straights that he could lose the ranch he must be doing something wrong. As working agricultural property and horse farm that makes it a business property as well. Taxes are nowhere near ordinary residential property taxes. Can’t imagine how he could get himself into such a spot. Maybe this is a ploy to get fans to write CBS to grant a new contract. Hey Tim Allen had two very successful series that were cancelled. Last Man Standing was also at the top of the favorite shows. Some say the network cancelled it because of Allen’s heavy but clever criticism of the lefty leaning management. But Allen is coming back with another show that has a classic car theme. I loved L.M.S. especially seeing Jay Leno on it. He is the guy that got Allen into classic cars in the first place. Leno can really hold his own. Hope he has a role in Allen’s new show. I do hope CBS keeps Blue Bloods but matbe it would be beter if another network took it over. i