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“Blue Bloods” Isn’t Over Yet — Franchise Expansion Officially in the Works

The Reagan family’s story may not be ending with Season 14 after all.

In a surprise announcement during a Paramount Global shareholders meeting on June 4, co-CEO Brian Robbins revealed that four major properties—including Blue Bloods—are set to receive franchise extensions. “In TV, new franchise extensions are coming for Dexter, Billions, and Blue Bloods,” Robbins said, via TVLine. While shows like Dexter and Billions have already revealed their spin-offs and prequels, this is the first official hint that the Blue Bloods universe may be expanding.

The news comes as a twist, especially considering CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach’s firm stance just a month prior. “We love this cast, we love their passion for the show. All shows have to come to an end. It’s important to us to refresh the schedule,” she told Deadline in May, confirming that the current run would conclude with Season 15’s final eight episodes airing this fall.

The cast, including Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg, has been vocal in their desire to continue, even supporting the fan-driven #SaveBlueBloods campaign. Now, it seems their efforts may have paid off—but not in the way fans originally expected.

What Could a Blue Bloods Spin-Off Look Like?

With the original series nearing its finale in November or December, the door is now open for new stories set in the Blue Bloods world. Possible directions for a spin-off could include:

• A series following Jamie and Eddie Reagan (Will Estes and Vanessa Ray) as they take on new challenges, perhaps outside of New York.
• Danny Reagan (Donnie Wahlberg) tackling crime in a different city—maybe even Los Angeles or Chicago.
• A prequel about a young Frank Reagan, exploring the early days of Tom Selleck’s iconic character as he rose through the NYPD ranks.

So far, CBS has not confirmed any specific projects, but the potential is clear.

A Surprising Turn for the Showrunner

For years, Blue Bloods showrunner Kevin Wade has pushed back against the idea of spin-offs, emphasizing that the series’ strength lies in the Reagan family dynamic—not in procedural branding.

“Blue Bloods was never about initials like CSI, NCIS, or FBI—it’s about the family,” Wade told PopCulture.com in 2022. “You can’t replicate the family. That will be when the show ends—if someone wants to take a few characters and try something new, that’s fine. But that’s in some unforeseeable future.”

Well, that future may have just arrived.

A New Era for the Reagans?

While the “mothership” series will officially end with Season 15, Robbins’ remarks strongly suggest that the Reagan saga is far from finished. If CBS does proceed with a spin-off, it could mark a dramatic shift—splitting up the tight-knit Reagan family and reimagining their roles in new environments.

Can the show’s core strength—the family unit—survive in separate stories? That remains to be seen. But one thing’s for sure: Blue Bloods fans aren’t saying goodbye just yet.

Jennifer Lopez Turns Heads in Aspen with Cozy-Chic Holiday Look — Fans Are Obsessed

Jennifer Lopez brought serious winter style to the snowy streets of Aspen this Christmas, effortlessly blending glam and casual in a look only she could pull off.

Spotted on December 24, 2024, the multi-talented star embraced the holiday spirit wrapped in a bold brown fur coat, paired with shredded jeans and sleek brown flats. The snowy backdrop only added to the cozy, high-fashion vibe she radiated.

J.Lo was seen strolling hand-in-hand with her 16-year-old daughter, Emme, as the two shared a warm, intimate moment amidst the festive hustle. The mother-daughter bond was on full display, adding a heartwarming layer to the glamorous outing.

While Emme’s twin brother Max wasn’t pictured, Lopez was joined by a lively group of family and close friends, including longtime manager Benny Medina and producing partner Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas.

The group made their way through Aspen’s upscale shopping district, stopping at luxury boutiques like Gucci, with Lopez naturally stealing the spotlight wherever she went.

When photos of the outing hit social media, fans couldn’t stop raving about her effortlessly chic ensemble. The contrast between the plush fur coat and distressed denim struck a perfect balance between high fashion and laid-back street style—something J.Lo has long mastered.

One fan summed it up best: “Only Jennifer Lopez can make a winter stroll look like a fashion editorial.”

Donnie Wahlberg is building big buzz for the premiere of Boston Blue — and he’s getting a little sentimental about it.

In a recent interview, the actor revealed that one heartfelt moment during filming will strike a chord with longtime Blue Bloods fans.

“The best part was when everyone in the scene put a Red Sox jersey on Danny at the end… it was sweet and fun, even if it pained me,” Wahlberg joked, admitting that the moment’s emotional payoff made it worth it.

The Blue Bloods spin-off follows Danny Reagan as he trades the NYPD for the Boston Police Department, partnering with Lena Silver (Sonequa Martin-Green) while adjusting to a whole new city. Wahlberg reassured fans of the original series they won’t be left behind: “The family, Tom Selleck, the cast… they’re my friends. Of course I’ll stay connected with the old characters, and they’ll pop up now and then.”

He also teased a gripping start: “The first episode will blow people’s minds. There are twists, turns, and moments that honor Blue Bloods while letting Danny explore a new world.”

Familiar Faces in ‘Boston Blue’
Wahlberg has hinted at surprise visits from Blue Bloods favorites. When a fan suggested Detective Maria Baez (Marisa Ramirez) should appear, he responded, “good idea.”

Confirmed appearances include Danny’s sister, Erin Reagan-Boyle (Bridget Moynahan), who will also step behind the camera to direct an episode. Wahlberg has even invited Will Hochman’s Joe Hill to “visit his uncle” on set — keeping the Reagan family bond alive in Boston.