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Sylvester Stallone leans on his daughters for advice

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Source : PERTHNOW NEWS

Sylvester Stallone turns to his daughters for advice.

The 80-year-old actor has enjoyed huge success in Hollywood, but his daughter Scarlet didn’t need any guidance when she appeared alongside Stallone in Tulsa King, his TV crime-drama series.

Speaking at New York 92nd Street Y, Stallone shared: “She gave me advice actually. She’s very like, daddy’s girl.

“You feel so protective, obviously, right? And you, you are constantly. So now I don’t suggest anything. She’s really grown up.”

Stallone – who has Sophia, 30, Sistine, 28, and Scarlet, 24, with wife Jennifer Flavin – believes his daughter “knew more” than he did.

The movie star also observed that his daughters have had a “very cinematic upbringing”.

Stallone – who also has Seargeoh, 47, with ex-wife Sasha Czack, and son Sage who died in 2012, aged 36 – said: “All my daughters have grown up in this world, so they knew more than I do.

“Seriously, it’s unbelievable how much media they absorb. So I go to them. I’m kind of like this old, cranky guy, and they’re right there. I can’t even tell you how excited and different she is, all of them, but they all have a very cinematic upbringing.”

Meanwhile, Stallone previously claimed that he was determined to shoot a reality TV show while he’s “still relevant”.

The Hollywood actor revealed that he wanted to “share this notoriety” with the world through The Family Stallone, the TV series that gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at Stallone’s family life

The actor – who starred in the Rocky and Rambo film franchises – told Entertainment Tonight: “This would be great to share this notoriety with a reality show while you’re still relevant.

“I love daughters, I love my wife and I wanted to share that. It’s something that I think is entertaining.”

Jennifer wanted the TV show to be an authentic look at their life, too.

She said: “I didn’t want it to be set up. I didn’t want it to be, ‘Oh, we all get drunk and we all throw fits and we’re screaming at each other.’ I wanted to show people real life things that happen.”