Donnie Wahlberg, the renowned actor and co-owner of Wahlburgers with his brothers Paul and Mark, is making waves with a unique gesture. He is set to bring an iconic Blue Bloods memento to a burger joint near his home. This move not only marks the end of an era for the multi-generational police procedural but also gives new life to a cherished Reagan family tradition.

Blue Bloods Legacy Transformed at Wahlburgers

Donnie's Blue Suit and Dress Blues

The 55-year-old actor and singer revealed that he took his two Danny Reagan costumes - the blue suit and the dress blues. He placed them on mannequins and showcased them at Wahlburgers. These costumes hold a special place in the hearts of Blue Bloods fans as they are closely associated with his character. They serve as a tangible reminder of the show's impact and Wahlberg's contribution to it.

Donnie's decision to bring these costumes to Wahlburgers is a testament to his love for the series and his desire to share its magic with fans. It adds a touch of authenticity and nostalgia to the burger joint, making it a must-visit place for Blue Bloods enthusiasts.

The Reagan family dining table also holds a significant place in the show. Wahlberg, realizing its value, made sure to claim it immediately. He plans to set it up at various Wahlburger locations, starting at the St. Charles, Ill., spot near his home with wife Jenny McCarthy. This will allow fans to sit at the same table where the Reagans shared their family dinners.

Spreading Love through Raffles

Wahlberg's plan doesn't end with just displaying the props. He intends to raffle off the Reagan dining room setup for charity. The proceeds will go to the DEA, the Detectives Endowment Association, and the Widows and Children's Fund. This act of generosity shows his commitment to giving back and making a positive impact.

By raffling off the dining room, Wahlberg is not only providing fans with a unique opportunity but also supporting a worthy cause. It adds a sense of purpose to his gesture and makes it even more meaningful.

The Reagan dining room setup is a familiar sight in every episode of the 14-season long drama. It has been a staple of the show, bringing the Reagans together during family dinners. Despite the show coming to an end, this setup will continue to live on at Wahlburgers, keeping the spirit of the Reagans alive.

The End of an Era

Blue Bloods, the long-running drama that followed the lives of NYPD's First Family of Law Enforcement, is set to conclude on December 13. Fans are now left with just a few more Reagan family dinners to look forward to. The final dinner holds a special significance for Tom Selleck, who stars as patriarch and police commissioner Frank Reagan.

His last scene was ironically family dinner, which was also the first scene he shot on the show 15 years ago. This full circle moment adds an emotional touch to the series finale.

Actresses like Bridget Moynahan, who stars as Erin Reagan-Boyle, have also teased the final family dinner. There are some nice revelations in that last episode that wrap up at the family dinner. It will resonate with fans and leave them with a bittersweet feeling.

As fans say their farewells to the characters, they may find themselves both thrilled and pained by where everyone ends up. Moynahan's words hint at some unexpected twists and turns in the final episode.

Blue Bloods is due to conclude on Friday, Dec. 13 on CBS, leaving fans with a lasting memory of the Reagan family and their adventures.