Tom Selleck rose to fame in the 1980s as Thomas Magnum, a private investigator on the television series Magnum P.I. Since then, the actor has had a hugely successful career, most recently as Frank Reagan, the commissioner of the New York City Police Department, in the television series Blue Bloods.
Fans began to worry about the actor’s health when allegations began to circulate that he had a “incurable illness.”
When Selleck returned to the American police procedural series Blue Bloods, fans were relieved to learn that he was in good health despite their fears. According to speculations, a stunt double was needed for numerous scenes on the CBS series since the 76-year-old actor was unable to keep up during filming. “Macho Tom is coming apart before our eyes,” an unnamed insider alleged.
