He has undoubtedly spent much more time at home since the cancellation of Blue Bloods.
But Tom Selleck still has a lot to occupy it, if photos of his south California The ranch is all that is to be passed.
The actor, 80, withdrew in his field of 63 acres since CBS ended the successful show, in which he played for 14 years.
The decision brought Selleck to tears and let him weigh a legal action, According to the initiates.
But photos Show how its idyllic compound of the county of Ventura is at least able to afford tranquility in the middle of the upheavals.
The superb property has a host of equipment, including stables, a tennis court and a swimming pool.
The Hollywood veteran and Blue Bloods star Tom Selleck, retired from his Ranch of $ 5 million Ventura County, California
The massive compound has been the full -time house of the actor since he bought him at the legend of jazz Dean Martin in 1988 for around $ 5 million, the same year as his role of rupture in the successful television series of the 80s Magnum, Pi
The owner’s property was originally known to be a lawyer’s farm, but he revealed in an interview last year that droughts had destroyed most of the trees as well as 25 oaks that were over 100 years old
The property near the village of Westlake and Los Angeles The western border of the county includes a Spanish colonial style house, a guest house, a golf green, a major chicken coop, a large circular home, a fountain of water, hiking trails and a private heliport.
He also would have more than 1,500 trees and a range of other greenery, a large part of which has planted during his 37 years on the property.
Selleck said he was particularly partial for the wild flowers he had sown throughout the wooded and wooded oasis.
He shared that he loves to set up his mountain bike in the field which checks his most recent proliferations.
“When it is the coldest, one of them flowers and another arrives,” he said. “I know it seems stupid, but I watch them grow up.”
The actor previously revealed that he manages a large part of the maintenance of the property himself.
“My relationships and my ranch keep me healthy,” he told people in 2020.
Selleck bought the property from Crooner Dean Martin for $ 5 million in 1988.
New aerial images offer an overview of the 63 -acted actor’s extensive private ranch that he has owned since 1988
The Ranch is a real paradise for nature lovers, nestled in the mountains of the county of Ventura and filled with luxury equipment which makes it one of the most enviable celebrities in southern California
The property, near the village of Westlake and the western border of the County of Los Angeles, includes a Spanish colonial style house, a guest house and an underground swimming pool
The same year, his role as eight years of magnum, Pi ended and he welcomed the daughter Hannah, now 36, with the new wife Jillie Mack, which he married 12 months earlier.
The couple stayed together and are also parents of his son Kevin, 59, the son of Selleck with his ex-wife, former actress and model Jacqueline Ray.
The Ranch was a lawyer who works until the drought conditions in recent decades have killed most of his 100 -year -old lawyers and several giant oaks.
“It breaks your heart,” he told people, noting that some trees are starting to bounce back.
Selleck and Mack – which takes care of the bestoles of the property – were faced with legal problems in 2015 when they were accused of siphoning water trucks from a fire mouth that they were not entitled to use during drought.
The dust ended when the couple agreed to pay a payment of $ 21,000 – on the amount that the municipal district of Calleguas spent on a real private investigator to document the alleged water theft.
The 14 seasons show followed the Reagan tight family, many of which worked for the NYPD under the direction of its character, the New York police commissioner Frank Reagan.
Five months after the final in December, Selleck is still as `livid ” on the cancellation of the program according to which the initiates say that he weighs to take legal measures against CBS for` `agism ”, after the network approved the plans for a spin-off entitled Boston Blue who features Donnie Wahlberg, 55, whose nature Boston.
“Tom plans to pursue CBS for the egism on the cancellation of Blue Bloods and runs it,” said our initiate.
“It is absolutely livid on this subject, especially since the notes were strong when they were canceled.”
The property even has a heliport so that Tom and his family can come and go by private helicopter
The exclusive aerial images of the Daily Mail also show a large tennis court on the amazing complex
The ranch is a real paradise for nature lovers, nestled in the mountains of the county of Ventura, with a significant chicken coup
There is also a large circular hearth with a concrete circular sitting area and a bench surrounded by wild flowers which is next to a calm water fountain
The massive ranch takes place on 63 acres and has access to private idyllic hiking trails
The fans echoed the anger of Selleck on the cancellation, even launching a petition reader last year calling CBS to reverse his decision not to have the show. The network has not moved.
Facebook groups dedicated to the show now urged Selleck to join the Boston Blue spin-off due to the first in the fall.
But the actor would still feel bitter to be “screwed up” by the diffuser.
“Donnie would like to bring everyone back to make came up, including Tom – but it is still angry that Blue Bloods was canceled,” said a second initiate in the Daily Mail.
“If Tom was invited to play his character again, he would probably say not because he is so crazy about CBS. He would not want CBS to benefit from it because he feels that they have screwed it up.
Wahlberg’s decision to face the spin -off – which he will also produce by executives – was not surprising after having claimed that he wanted Blue Bloods to imitate the success of the unity of the law and the order: special victims.
A year before buying the property, the woman married Jillie Mack, 66, in 1987. The couple has been together since and are also parents of her daughter Hannah, now 36 years old,
Last month, he clearly indicated that the Reagans come together, alluding to morning magic with the Podcast Sue and Kendra: `It will be a program based in Danny Reagan, but the Reagans are only a telephone call, and Danny Reagan likes to use the phone. That’s all I would say.
His comments came from weeks after The assertive reports that Selleck felt betrayed by Wahlberg And bubbed on his plans to play in the spin-off.
But while an initiate has poured cold water on the alleged tensions, they suggested that Wahlberg hopes that Selleck will see the spin-off as a means of recovering from the devastation of Blue Bloods canceled.
“Donnie has become so close to Tom and supports all of his decisions,” said the initiate.
“But Donnie also reversed a sad situation upside down for Tom with Boston Blue.
“Donnie felt the need to bring her character to life for her fans and hopes that this show is the same success.
The most memorable role of Selleck is perhaps the private researcher Thomas Magnum in the successful series of the 1980s Magnum Pi
“He fought so that the show continues to leave because they did not attach things and left a lot unanswered. Tom and everyone know that they are welcome in the spin-off.
Having gained weight and slowed physically in recent years, Selleck has developed notable lameness.
He would have agreed to appear in a “ Jesse Stone project without title ” for the Hallmark channel, although we know little about things in its development.
Selleck Moon American Advisors Group (AAG) A leading seller of reversed mortgages to older Americans, as well as America’s finance which acquired AAG.
Many criticisms see these loans as a form of predatory loans and have criticized Sedeck for taking advantage of his image of good family to Shill for the company.
The most than the half-century of Selleck in Hollywood makes him little likely to need the type of loan offered, which is generally intended for people on fixed retirement income, who find it difficult to pay their bills and stay at home.
Selleck, who played the fictional commissioner of the NYPD, Frank Reagan, in the series, made no secrets for his disappointment with Blue Bloods.
But with the cancellation of Blue Bloods, he feared that he is forced to give up his ranch.
“You know, I hope I continue to work enough to keep the place. It’s always a problem. If I stopped working, yes. Am I ready for life? Yeah, but maybe not on a 63-acre ranch! He said to CBS on Sunday morning of last year.
“Tom must always work to maintain his lifestyle,” added the initiate earlier this month.
“He would have preferred to do it with Blue Bloods, but as it is no longer an option, he tries to find the best way to move forward because the cancellation was a death for him.”
“Having this upheaval at 80 was a major slap in the face.
