Yellowstone’s Luke Grimes ‘excited’ as he makes announcement on ‘next chapter’
Luke Grimes has taken on a new venture(Image: Variety via Getty Images)
Yellowstone’s Luke Grimes is gearing up to star in his very own spin-off series after the Paramount Plus melodrama came to an end, but he has taken some out to work on a special partnership.
The Kayce Dutton star announced on Instagram he has teamed up with High West Distillery to work on their latest initiative to safeguard land.
Alongside a video of the actor playing the guitar, working with horses and drinking Rye, he penned: “I’ve found my favorite spots here in the West where I go to get away from it all.
“But these special places won’t stay wild forever unless we take care of them
“@drinkhighwest and I proudly consider the West home and we’re excited to announce the next chapter of their Protect the West Initiative, a commitment to safeguard the land and the areas we love for generations to come.”
Luke Grimes as Kacey Dutton and Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton in ‘Yellowstone’
Followers have the chance to win a trip to High West’s home in Park City by commenting on the post with the spot in the Western United States they would like to protect.
Fans took to the comments to share their appreciation for the star’s latest work, with clairenaylorphotography sharing: “As someone from the UK, the West of America is a bucketlist destination for me.
“Truly stunning and love to see my favourite actor/singer getting behind such important projects! The perfect collab.”
Kayceduttonfanpage added: “What a good cause. It’s so important to protect the open space and nature that we have left in this country. No selling off public lands!”
Cocoisaweasley shared: “The legend himself: Luke Grimes.”
The star is gearing up to work on a Yellowstone sequel titled Y: Marshals, as his character Kayce joins an elite unit of US Marshals.
Sharing the news on Instagram earlier this year, he penned: “Cowboys don’t say goodbye, they say see you later.”
The series will see Kayce Dutton “join an elite unit of U.S. Marshals, combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy SEAL to bring range justice to Montana.
“He and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region’s war on violence.”