
Tom Selleck opened up in a new interview about life on his 63-acre avocado farm ranch in California’s Ventura County, and how he dealt with the property being affected by droughts.
The star, 79, bought the property formerly owned by Dean Martin in 1988, but in recent years, devastating droughts have destroyed almost all of their avocado trees and 25 of their oaks, which had been standing for 100 years.
In a conversation with People, he got candid about the loss, saying: “That just breaks your heart…But with the rain we’ve had, the sick ones are getting better, and they’re all sprouting a lot of healthy growth.”
The actor is currently in the midst of filming the final season of Blue Bloods, in which he has starred as Commissioner Frank Reagan since 2010 over the course of 14 seasons, and will return home every two weeks after shooting in NYC.
He described his favorite activities on the ranch as reading the morning paper and driving around on his ATV to check on the wildflowers. “I’ve planted them for years and they bloom in cycles.”
“When it’s coldest, one of them blooms and then another one comes in. I know it sounds stupid, but I just watch them grow.”
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The Friends star also spoke fondly of his family life, his utmost priority, including his wife of nearly four decades Jillie, 66, their daughter Hannah, 35, and his son Kevin, 57, from his first marriage to Jacqueline Ray.


