Tom Selleck Net Worth

Tom Selleck net worth in 2026 is estimated at $20 million, according to Parade's 2026 profile [1]. The figure reflects Magnum, P.I. and Blue Bloods salaries, Jesse Stone films, spokesperson work and ranch property, not a formal audit of private holdings. The figure reflects publicly reported deals and estimates, not a formal audit of private holdings.

At his peak on Magnum, P.I., Selleck earned a reported $500,000 per episode [2], a huge salary for the 1980s. The show ran for eight seasons, from 1980 to 1988, won him an Emmy in 1984, and its syndication continues to generate residuals decades later. The figure reflects publicly reported deals and estimates, not a formal audit of private holdings.

Selleck was the highest-paid star on Blue Bloods, at a reported $200,000 per episode [1], about twice as much as some co-stars. He played NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan for 14 seasons, from 2010 to 2024, and the cast took a 25 percent pay cut in the final seasons. Private holdings are never fully disclosed.

Selleck lives on a 63-acre ranch in Ventura County, California, near Westlake Village, which he bought in 1988. The ranch, reported to be worth more than $10 million, includes horse facilities and avocado groves, and it has been his primary home for decades. The figure reflects publicly reported deals and estimates, not a formal audit of private holdings.

Selleck has been married to actress Jillie Mack since 1987, after meeting her in London in 1983. They have a daughter, Hannah Margaret Selleck, born in 1988, who became a professional equestrian, and they live together on their California ranch. The figure reflects publicly reported deals and estimates, not a formal audit of private holdings.

The Jesse Stone films are a series of nine television movies, from 2005 to 2015, in which Selleck played Jesse Stone, the troubled police chief of Paradise, Massachusetts. Selleck co-wrote and produced several of the films, which became a critically acclaimed late-career success. The figure reflects publicly reported deals and estimates, not a formal audit of private holdings.