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Tom Selleck has been in the news for a flurry of reasons this past week, each moment further cementing his iconic status in American pop culture. Just days ago, Selleck made a rare and heartwarming public appearance at the Detroit Tigers’ annual Magnum P.I. Day. According to Hello Magazine and confirmed widely across local Detroit outlets, he surprised more than 700 fans decked out in red Hawaiian shirts and fake mustaches at Comerica Park, even throwing the ceremonial first pitch and spending time reminiscing on the broadcast booth with team announcers. This appearance marked his first visit to the new stadium and was especially moving for those who’ve followed his career from his Detroit roots to Hollywood royalty.

In recent media interviews, including with Parade and TV Insider, Selleck opened up about life following the end of Blue Bloods—the CBS hit that concluded its remarkable 14-season run earlier this year. While the farewell was bittersweet, he expressed clear frustration with CBS’s decision to cancel the series, noting that it remained one of the top six most-watched shows if you didn’t count football, and that he felt the network may have taken it for granted. Those close to Selleck told Closer Weekly that for the first time in decades, he’s taking a more “low-key” approach to daily life, with his wife Jillie cheering him on for embracing a slower routine at their storied Ventura County ranch. Despite winding down, Selleck is far from stepping away—he’s actively developing a new Jesse Stone film. As he teased, he’s excited to explore where the character is “quite a few years later,” and fans consistently ask him when they’ll see Jesse next.

Business-wise, Selleck’s presence in financial circles grew this past week with the announcement of his new ambassador partnership with Goldco. PR Newswire detailed how he’s leveraging his trusted persona to advocate for gold and silver as reliable tools for retirement planning, tying in his own experiences navigating periods of economic uncertainty. In addition, he remains the face of Finance of America’s reverse mortgage campaigns, with new ads and social media content rolling out as part of the company’s refreshed marketing push. Finance of America leadership specifically cited these new Selleck campaigns as crucial to their Q3 strategy.

At 80 years old, Finance Monthly’s analysis pegs Selleck’s fortune at around $45 million, driven by his acting salaries, syndication windfalls, and valuable real estate—especially that 63-acre ranch. Though there’s been speculation about his health as he appears with his wife at recent public events, no major confirmed health setbacks have been reported. And while his days of regular acting appearances may be trimmed, he’s clearly not out of the Hollywood conversation, with continued activity behind the scenes and a public eager for more.

Social media lit up with clips and fan photos from Detroit, cementing once again that even after decades, Tom Selleck commands both respect and affection from the American public. Thank you for tuning in to this episode. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an update on Tom Selleck, and for more lightning-fast biographies, search the term Biography Flash.

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