Tom Selleck risks losing California ranch with cancelation of 'Blue Bloods'

Tom Selleck, known for his role in "Blue Bloods," faces the possibility of losing his California ranch as the show nears its end. Since 2010, Selleck has starred in the CBS crime drama, which has been a significant source of income. The actor purchased the 63-acre ranch in 1988 and has expressed concerns about maintaining it without his acting income.

Despite the potential cancellation of "Blue Bloods," Selleck remains hopeful about continuing his acting career. He has a deep passion for acting and has expressed a desire to keep working, possibly even on "Blue Bloods" if the show's cancellation decision is reversed. Selleck's ranch, which he describes as a retreat, plays a crucial role in his life, emphasizing his connection to the place and his ongoing commitment to his career.