Blue Bloods may be over but the cast has proven that they are truly bonded for life! In a recent Instagram post, cast member Abigail Hawk shared photos after reuniting with her costars.
In one photo featured in the March 13 Instagram post, Abigail, 42, posed with costars Will Estes and Gregory Jbara at an event for the NYPD Policewomen’s Endowment Association. In another picture, Abigail and Gregory, 63, posed with cast member Len Cariou.
She was in attendance to see Gregory and Len, 85, perform in Broadway Backwards on March 10.
“Broadway’s legendary luminaries and bright rising stars lit up the storied Gershwin Theatre on March 10, 2025, as Broadway Backwards delivered powerhouse performances celebrating LGBTQ+ love, the strength of community and the boundless power of hope,” the event summary said, per Broadway Cares.
“Tony winners and Blue Bloods favorites Len Cariou and Gregory Jbara lamented the loss of etiquette and chivalry in modern culture with a wryly delightful take on ‘Class’ from Chicago,” the outlet said.
Abigail also shared a photo of her holding a playbill while sitting in her seat at the theater. “A good week indeed!” she captioned her Instagram post.
“You look great! Miss you and the rest of the Blue Bloods cast!” one person commented on the post.
“Miss you so much on Blue Bloods,” another said.
Abigail and the Blue Bloods cast said goodbye to the show in the series finale in December 2024. After the final episode, she opened up to Closer about saying farewell to her character, Abigail Baker, and her castmates.
“I just love that Baker was never afraid of her words and decisions,” she said in the December 2024 interview. “She was fearless but respectful. She knew her value and worth, and I think, as women, that’s something we all struggle with. I will probably have impostor syndrome for the rest of my life!”
The Daruma actress also praised costar Tom Selleck for all of the great advice he gave her over the course of the series.
“My favorite acting advice he gave me was to always have a secret,” she shared. “I really love that because you can apply it universally. It makes your character interesting — and you don’t have to tell anybody the secret. The camera misses absolutely nothing, but when you have a secret, there is a little sparkle behind your eyes.”
Abigail acknowledged how much her life changed while she was on the show, becoming a mother and a homeowner during her time on Blue Bloods.
“This show took up half of my adult life,” the Reality Check alum, who shares two sons with husband Bryan Spies, said. “I was 20 years old when I started. During the show’s run, I became a parent. I bought a house, and then I bought a second home in Maine. Now, I have an almost 13-year-old kid. I look at him every day, and I’m like, ‘Damn, I was pregnant with you like two seconds ago on the show.’”
