Blue Bloods fans are anticipating the long-running procedural’s upcoming 14th season. Even after over a decade, many still take pleasure in seeing Tom Selleck's Frank Reagan fight for justice as the New York Police Commissioner and have Reagan family dinners in his spare time. As of late though, some behind-the-scenes rumors have been swirling around the leading man. Insiders claimed that the 78-year-old actor has had troubles on set, and his rep is now responding to the speculation.
The Magnum P.I. alum has allegedly been suffering from severe pain and had been forced to use a stunt double on Blue Bloods, according to RadarOnline. Sources claim that arthritis is “obviously affecting him” and that he’s “in a lot of pain and agony.” While the source reportedly says that the star has been to the doctors and learned techniques to help with the purported issues, his rep insists that he’s “fit and vigorous,” denying any reports that his client is in “constant pain.”
