Tom Selleck fears he won't be able to afford his ranch after Blue Bloods cancellation

Tom Selleck, known for his role in the CBS police drama "Blue Bloods," is concerned about affording his 63-acre ranch after the show's cancellation this winter. Having played New York City Police Commissioner Frank Reagan for 14 years, Selleck faces financial uncertainties despite a successful career. The show's end was confirmed by CBS, despite Selleck and other cast members offering to cut their wages to continue production. Selleck, who values his privacy and family life, bought the ranch in 1988 and it has been a significant part of his life balance.