Sylvester Stallone
So the reality show will be about his family
Sylvester Stallone alongside his longtime wife Jennifer Flavin.
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“The Family Stallone” is the title of Sylvester Stallone’s new reality show. Viewers get a glimpse into his family life.
After it was already known that superstar Sylvester Stallone (76) will have his own reality show on Paramount +, the US streaming service has now announced further details. The initially eight-episode show entitled “The Family Stallone” will accompany Stallone, his longtime wife Jennifer Flavin (54) and their three daughters Sophia (26), Sistine (24) and Scarlet (20) in their private lives . “The Family Stallone” is scheduled for release in the US on Paramount+ this spring.
Insights into “one of Hollywood’s most famous families”
“Sylvester Stallone is ready to give the cameras access to what he believes to be the greatest role in his life: being a father,” according to “Variety” in a press release from Paramount+. The series “The Family Stallone” aims to offer viewers “a seat at the table of one of Hollywood’s most famous families”.
Many viewers are likely to get to know Stallone’s wife Jennifer Flavin and daughters Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet for the first time through the new show. Flavin co-owns cosmetics and beauty line Serious Skin Care, while daughters Sistine and Scarlet want to follow in their famous father’s footsteps and become actresses. Scarlet Stallone was also seen alongside her father in the hit series “Tulsa King”, which is also based on Paramount+ and starts in Germany on March 19, 2023.
So far it is unclear whether Stallone and Flavin’s marital problems will also be an issue in “The Family Stallone”. Flavin filed for divorce last August after 25 years of marriage. But just a few weeks later, the couple reconciled and put the previous differences to rest. Looking back on these turbulent weeks Stallone told the Sunday Times in October: “There was a reawakening of what is most important to me, and that is my love for my family.”