What challenges is Donnie Wahlberg's 'Blue Bloods' character Danny Reagan facing with his son Sean?

Danny Reagan and his son Sean are having difficulty living together, with Sean wishing Danny would give him more space and Danny wanting to spend more time with him.

How did the 'Boston Blue' spinoff handle the recasting of Donnie Wahlberg's onscreen son?

The writers explained that recasting the role of Sean was an "organic opportunity to bring in a new performance with a new energy" as the Reagans navigate this new chapter of their lives.

What compromise did Danny Reagan and his son Sean reach in 'Boston Blue'?

After discussing the tension, Danny decided to get his own place, while Sean moved in with his partner Jonah, allowing them both more independence.

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'Blue Bloods' Star Donnie Wahlberg Navigates Fatherhood Challenges in Boston Spinoff

15 Nov

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Tension between Donnie Wahlberg's character Danny Reagan and his onscreen son Sean
Sean admits to growing pains living with his dad, wishes Danny would leave at night
Danny decides to get his own place to give Sean more space

'Blue Bloods' Star Donnie Wahlberg Navigates Fatherhood Challenges in Boston Spinoff

The 'Blue Bloods' spinoff 'Boston Blue' has been delving into the complicated relationship between Donnie Wahlberg's character Danny Reagan and his onscreen son Sean, played by a new actor Mika Amonsen.

In a recent episode, Danny confided in his partner Lena about the challenges of living with Sean. Danny was upset that Sean had stood him up for a planned breakfast, saying he was "all for the kid staying in shape, but I am trying to spend time with him." Lena pointed out that residing in the same apartment can create problems, but Danny disagreed, believing they were "having a great time" and wanting to stay close.