Hollywood star Tom Selleck steps down from the board of directors at the NRA
Tom Selleck, the star of CBS' Blue Bloods, has resigned from his post on the board of directors at the NRA, his publicist confirmed.
Movie star Tom Selleck's publicist confirmed to Fox News that the actor has stepped down from the National Rifle Association’s board of directors. According to a report by The Trace on Tuesday, the 73-year-old has been a member of the NRA since the tender age of 8. In 2017, he received the highest votes in the board's election. That said, a spokeswoman for the organization informed that he resigned due to other commitments. The NRA's National Firearms Museum has also received a few rifles and revolvers from Selleck's movies as a donation from the avid gun collector.
