Alan Ritchson, the star of the TV show "Reacher," recently made a surprising revelation about his fans. During an interview on The Rich Eisen Show, Ritchson shared that he has some unexpected supporters who enjoy his work on the show.

While Ritchson expected that the show would appeal to fans of the original "Jack Reacher" book series and action-packed dramas, he was pleasantly surprised to find that the show has attracted a different type of audience as well. According to the actor, a group of older women, who he affectionately calls the "Midwestern grandmas," have become avid fans of the show.

Ritchson explained that these women began reaching out to him on social media after watching the show and expressed their love for his character and his portrayal. He appreciated their support and found it amusing that this unexpected fanbase had emerged.

The actor also shared that he believes the appeal of the show lies in its combination of action-packed storylines and well-developed characters. He considers it a unique blend that has allowed the show to find success and resonate with a wider audience.

Ritchson expressed gratitude for the positive response to "Reacher" and hopes that the show continues to attract viewers from diverse backgrounds.

He mentioned that it is always a delight to hear from fans, regardless of their age or background.

In conclusion, actor Alan Ritchson has discovered an unexpected fanbase among older women for his work on the TV show "Reacher." He appreciates their support and believes that the show's success is attributed to its combination of action and well-developed characters. Ritchson looks forward to continuing to entertain a diverse audience with the show.