Mark Harmon's Frail Appearance Worries Fans, 'NCIS' Season 14 Actor Quits Show To Focus On Health?

The "NCIS" season 14 cancellation rumors have been spreading like wildfire after the ratings dropped following two of the major character's departure rom the CBS show. As if that's not enough bad news for the fans, a report claimed that Mark Harmon may be quitting the show to focus more on his health. The beloved actor's exit will significantly affect the ratings and it is expected to drop even more.

Being the lead star of "NCIS" since day one, the presence of Mark Harmon (Leroy Jethro Gibbs) has definitely added to the success of the show. But if rumors are to be believed, all good things certainly come to an end. Fans have noticed that the 65-year-old actor is looking extra thin in "NCIS" season 14 that led them to worry for his health. Although he is one of the reasons why viewers got hooked with the action police procedural television series, many are suggesting that he should take a break and get his healthy self back. However, some fans are threatening to stop supporting the show if Harmon will leave the show for good, as reported by Tripped Media.

While it is quite normal for Mark Harmon's appearance to change since he is obviously getting older, but people are so used to him being fit all his life that seeing him looking thinner than usual started concerns. The "NCIS" season 14 actor may be known for his character on the CBS show, but he has been in the business for over three decades. Although he is mostly known for being a television and film actor, Harmon actually started his career as an athlete, which explains why he is fit and healthy all his life.

Mark Harmon has previously opened up to Men's Fitness that he is still trying to keep himself active and in shape until now even though he cannot do anymore what he used to do when he was younger. "I try to take care of myself and try to eat well and try to get [my] rest. I don't do the same stuff I was doing when I was 24 years old," he said.