As Blue Bloods prepares to premiere its 14th and final season on October 18, Bridget Moynahan, who plays Erin Reagan, shares poignant memories from her last day on set alongside Tom Selleck. After so many years, the end of the beloved series has left both the cast and fans feeling a deep sense of loss.
A Bittersweet Conclusion
“It’s a real loss,” Moynahan, 53, admits, expressing disappointment over the show’s cancellation. “We’ve had such a good time. This has been our daily lives for 14 years.” The cast has shared countless major life events together—births, deaths, marriages, and more—creating a family-like bond that extends beyond the screen.
Final Moments on Set
On her last day, Moynahan and Selleck watched their co-star Donnie Wahlberg film his final scene. “One of the most beautiful things on that last day was Tom coming down to support us,” she recalls, highlighting a touching moment where she and Selleck shared a heartfelt connection. “He was holding onto my hands the way my dad did. We were just so thankful.”
This silent exchange of love and respect spoke volumes to Moynahan. “The appreciation for everything we built together was really quite emotional,” she reflects, underscoring the deep connections forged over the years.
Grateful for the Fans
As the final season approaches, Moynahan expresses immense gratitude toward the show’s dedicated audience. “I have such gratitude for the support,” she says, acknowledging the fans who have tuned in every Friday night and cared about the stories and characters. She also pays tribute to the real-life law enforcement officers who inspire the show.
An Emotional Farewell
The last week on set was filled with mixed emotions, as Moynahan describes it as “a lot of lasts.” “There were hugs, tears, and wonderful conversations with people who have been there since day one. It was quite beautiful,” she adds.
Conclusion
As Blue Bloods embarks on its final season, the cast’s journey together comes full circle, leaving behind cherished memories and a legacy that resonates with fans. Tune in on October 18 to join the Reagan family one last time for their iconic Friday-night dinners.
