Donnie Wahlberg has special plans for a few items he took from the set of "Blue Bloods" when the show finished filming its series finale. After 14 seasons, the CBS drama will air its final episode Dec. 13, but fans of the show can still see several props and costumes at Wahlberg's fast-food restaurant chain, Wahlburgers.

Looking back at the success of Blue Bloods made Donnie Wahlberg rather emotional, as the actor admitted that he never predicted the show would be such a hit. During the special Blue Bloods: Celebrating a Family Legacy episode,

Donnie Wahlberg might be bringing an iconic Blue Bloods memento to a burger joint near you. The actor — who co-owns the Boston-based burger chain Wahlburgers with brothers Paul and Mark Wahlberg — is bidding farewell to the multi-generational police procedural by giving new life to a certain Reagan family tradition.

The singer and actor, who exec-produces and hosts the ID true-crime docuseries 'Very Scary People', spoke to PEOPLE for One Last Thing

Donnie Wahlberg delighted fans with a 25-year throwback photo – and he looks unrecognizable! The Blue Bloods star took to Instagram with a snap from M. Night Shyamalan's 1999 film, The Sixth Sense, in which Donnie played disturbed mental patient Vincent Grey.