Tom Selleck Everyone was worried this week that he was short on cash and potentially at risk of losing his beloved California farm — but as it turns out… he wasn’t speaking literally.
Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ … Tom’s interview with CBS Sunday Morning last weekend – in which he revealed for the first time that he may have to leave his farm now that “Blue Bloods” is off the air Has been – was more exaggeration than reality.
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5/5/24
CBS News
We’re told TS was using his 63-acre California ranch as an example of his hunger to keep working — something he made very clear in that meeting on television.
In other words… our sources tell us Tom’s farm isn’t going anywhere – and his words weren’t meant to be a true reflection of his financial situation… which, BTW, we’re told is 100% good. .
Our sources say that when “Blue Bloods” finally ends – Tom will be on to the next project… because that guy just has that dog, and he’s not ready to slow down just yet.
As we reported… Tom’s Interview surprised Many people, including the CBS interviewer himself – asked him if he was serious about the possibility of losing the farm… to which he replied that he was serious. Again, we’ve been assured that’s not going to happen.
Interestingly, we discovered some property records on Tom’s Valencia County property – and it’s really worth a bundle. Tom took out some loans on this place in the 2000s… and his total debt is around $15-$16 million, although it’s unclear how much of that has been paid off at this time. In fact the total value of this farm is approximately $12 million.
While it may seem like Tom is up for it, keep in mind – the guy was reportedly paid a hefty sum for his role on ‘BB’, over $200k per episode.
Plus, all that “Magnum PI” money and everything else… Selleck is in beautiful shape.
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