Len Cariou, the legendary actor best known for his role as Henry Reagan on Blue Bloods, has opened up about his decision to retire. After a career spanning decades, the 84-year-old star revealed the heartfelt reason behind his choice to step away from the spotlight, leaving fans both emotional and supportive.

In a recent interview, Cariou shared that his decision was driven by a desire to focus on his health and spend more time with his family. “I’ve been blessed with an incredible career, but now it’s time to slow down and enjoy life’s simpler pleasures,” he said. The actor emphasized the importance of cherishing time with loved ones and taking care of himself in his later years.

Known for his commanding presence and wisdom as the Reagan family patriarch, Cariou has been a fan favorite on Blue Bloods since its premiere. Reflecting on his time on the show, he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work with a talented cast and crew, calling it one of the highlights of his career.

While fans will miss his presence on screen, Cariou’s legacy as an actor and his contributions to television, film, and theater will endure. As he steps into retirement, fans and colleagues alike continue to celebrate his remarkable career and wish him happiness in this next chapter of life.