Bridget Moynahan to appear in Boston Blue, reunites with Donnie Wahlberg
Erin Reagan is headed to Boston as Bridget Moynahan returns to the Reagan family universe in CBS’ new cop drama.
Bridget Moynahan is going back into the world of courtroom drama: this time in Boston. She is all set to reprise her fan-favorite role as Assistant District Attorney Erin Reagan from Blue Bloods for CBS’ upcoming offshoot Boston Blue. She will feature in the premiere episode of the new series that comes out on October 17, Deadline reported.

This marks the first official crossover appearance by a Blue Bloods main cast member in the new series which follows Donnie Wahlberg’s Danny Reagan as he leaves the NYPD for a new chapter with the Boston Police Department.
The Deadline report stated that Wahlberg, who plays the hot-headed detective and Erin’s older brother, shared the news with a nostalgic Instagram post featuring the duo on set in Toronto. In the caption, he wrote, “Reunited and it feels so good!”
Moynahan is not only making a guest appearance, but is also set to direct an episode later in the season. Notably, she earlier helmed three episodes of Blue Bloods during its original run.
Also Read: Blue Bloods spin-off Boston Blue announced: Release date, new cast, where to watch and more
What is Boston Blue about?
Boston Blue is the spinoff show that picks up after Danny Reagan leaves New York and joins the Boston PD, where he is paired with Detective Lena Silver played by The Walking Dead star Sonequa Martin-Green. Like Danny, Lena hails from law enforcement family which sets tone for a dynamic, legacy-driven cop drama, as per The Hollywood Reporter.
Danny’s son Sean Reagan also makes the move to Boston PD and is now a patrol officer; newcomer Mika Amonsen will be taking over from Andrew Terraciano. Moynahan’s character Erin will be third from Reagan family member to appear on the spin-off.
Star-studded ensemble
This series has star-studded cast headlined by Maggie Lawson. She is Lena's sister, Sarah Silver. Other Silver family members and influential figures in Boston's community played by Marcus Scribner, Gloria Reuben, and Ernie Hudson join her.
More on Boston Blue
Produced by CBS Studios in association with Jerry Bruckheimer Television, the series is helmed by showrunners Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis. Wahlberg, Bruckheimer, and KristieAnne Reed also serve as executive producers.
Boston Blue will air Fridays at 10 PM taking over the slot long held by Blue Bloods.
FAQs
Is there going to be a 15th season of Blue Bloods?
As of now, Blue Bloods is expected to conclude with Season 14. There are no official announcement about a 15th season.
Who is Jamie married to in real life from Blue Bloods?
Will Estes, who plays Jamie Reagan, is not married to any of his co-stars in real life.
Will Blue Bloods be renewed for 2025?
Currently, Season 14 is being billed as the final season. However, with the spinoff Boston Blue launching, the Reagan legacy continues.
Is Season 14 of Blue Bloods the last?
Yes, CBS confirmed that Blue Bloods will end with Season 14.
When did Tom Brady dump Bridget?
Tom Brady and Bridget Moynahan reportedly split in late 2006, just before Moynahan discovered she was pregnant with his child.
Is Gisele friends with Bridget Moynahan?
While they have maintained a respectful relationship for the sake of co-parenting, Gisele Bündchen and Bridget Moynahan are not known to be close friends.
What nationality is Bridget Moynahan?
Bridget Moynahan is American. She has Irish ancestry.
Where does Bridget Moynahan live?
While she maintains privacy about her residence, Bridget Moynahan has lived in New York City for much of her career.
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