Len Cariou, the esteemed actor who brought Henry Reagan to life in the hit CBS drama Blue Bloods, has shared the heartfelt reasons behind his departure from the show after ten memorable years.
In a candid interview, the 84-year-old actor admitted that leaving the role was an emotional decision, but one that felt necessary due to personal and professional circumstances. "It wasn't an easy choice," Cariou confessed. "Henry Reagan became a part of me, but sometimes you just know it's time."
A Decade of Dedication
Cariou's portrayal of the Reagan family patriarch earned him widespread acclaim, making his exit a poignant moment for fans. The actor reflected on his journey, saying, "Working with such a talented cast and crew was a privilege. I'll always cherish the relationships built on and off-screen."
While the exact details of his final episode remain under wraps, sources suggest it will be a fitting tribute to his character's legacy.
What's Next for Cariou?
Though stepping away from Blue Bloods, Cariou shows no signs of slowing down. The Tony Award-winning actor hinted at upcoming projects, teasing, "There are still stories I want to tell."
Fans can catch his final episodes as Henry Reagan when Blue Bloods returns for its highly anticipated new season.
