• Tom Selleck's looks unrecognizable in latest California sighting
  • The 'Magnum PI' star is 79 years old now
  • Fans speculate health concerns

Tom Selleck, the heartthrob of the 80s and the face of 'Magnum PI,' has recently been spotted in California, looking nothing like the suave detective we all remember. At 79, Selleck's transformation into a rugged, bearded man has sparked a whirlwind of speculation and concern among fans.

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A casual day out or a hidden message?

Dressed in a simple navy T-shirt, linen shirt, and black trainers, Selleck's casual day out in Thousand Oaks was far from ordinary. The star's bushy beard and apparent difficulty walking back to his car have fueled rumors of recent knee surgery. "He looked completely unrecognizable," one fan remarked, unable to hide their shock at the actor's changed appearance.

Eagle-eyed fans didn't miss the large vertical scars on both of Selleck's knees, leading to widespread speculation that the beloved actor might have undergone a double knee replacement. Footage obtained by In Touch Weekly showed Selleck having "trouble walking," adding fuel to the fire of ongoing health concerns.

Battling rumors and health speculation

Despite the swirling rumors, Selleck's representatives have been quick to shut down any talk of a "secret medical crisis." Last summer, they denied claims of Selleck suffering from a condition that required a stunt double for Blue Bloods filming. Furthermore, allegations of "crippling arthritis" were also dismissed, with his rep asserting that Selleck is in "excellent health."

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The cancellation of 'Blue Bloods' after 14 seasons has undoubtedly been a significant blow to Selleck, who expressed his disappointment and hope that "CBS will come to their senses." As the show wraps up its final season, Selleck looks forward to spending more time on his Ventura, California ranch with his wife and daughter. Despite the end of Blue Bloods, Selleck's legacy as Frank Reagan and his earlier role as 'Magnum PI' remain untouched.