Tom Selleck, 77, is not afraid of aging, and he is comfortable with life’s dynamics and unwilling to change his views to fit any societal narrative or standard

Even though his body has succumbed to aging naturally and has “let him down,” Tom Selleck seems to have taken the elixir of life. At 77, the actor who admitted to being like his dad exudes energy and positivity — he refuses to dye his hair and still commits himself to farm work.

At 77, Tom Selleck is remarkably agile in his career and personal life. The Hollywood star began his career as a notorious series actor, first appearing in “Magnum P.I.,” as a private investigator.

More than twenty years later, he stole the hearts of fans in the hit crime series, “Blue Bloods,” starring as NYC’s Police Commissioner Frank Reagan.