For decades, Hollywood actor, Sylvester Stallone has captivated audiences with his iconic roles and larger-than-life on-screen presence. Known for his tough-guy image and memorable characters like Rocky Balboa and John Rambo, Stallone has become a household name in the world of entertainment. However, the legendary actor is taking a step into a new realm, after recently making his reality TV debut with his latest show, The Family Stallone.
Announced by Paramount+, The Family Stallone will give viewers an intimate look into Stallone’s life, as he peels back the curtain on his relationship with his wife, Jennifer Flavin, and their three daughters: Sophia, Sistine, and Scarlet. The show premiered on May 17th and has provided a glimpse into the Stallone family dynamics and their day-to-day experiences. Moreover, in a recent episode, we got to see Stallone showcasing another side of him which was not fully appreciated by his wife.
A sneak peek into The Family Stallone Show and allegations of dinner grumpiness
In a sneak peak of an episode, Flavin accused ‘Sly’ of being the “ultimate dinner grump.” The allegations came to light when Stallone made a remark about listening, stating, “When you listen to someone and that person says, ‘What did I say?’ That’s not listening, so he’s parroting like ‘Polly want a cracker.’”
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Flavin, frustrated with Stallone’s behavior, responded by telling him, “‘Sly, you’re being the ultimate dinner grump right now. Lighten up and drink some wine.” These words, seemingly uttered in jest, shed light on a dynamic that many couples can relate to – the occasional clash of moods during mealtime. This seemingly wholehearted yet mocking jibe was the perfect way to encapsulate the Stallone family’s conversations at their dinner table. In addition, fans will be getting more of this as the show will provide a lot more insight into Sly’s personal life. While many have criticized Stallone for taking up a reality show, he feels its a resurgence for him at this age.
Sylvester Stallone embraces reality TV as a resurgence in his career
In an interview, Stallone addressed the skepticism surrounding his decision to venture into reality TV, acknowledging the common perception that it might be driven by a need for employment. Stallone expressed his belief that this new endeavor is part of a personal resurgence.
“Because a lot of times people say, ‘Oh reality TV?’ and, you know, ‘Does he need a job or something? I’m feeling I have this resurgence go on. My time for this will show me, what it’s like, not when you’re Oprah or retired. It’s the ultimate home movie, I’ll say.” he said
Stallone’s decision to venture into reality TV with The Family Stallone showcases his adaptability and willingness to explore new creative avenues. While some may question his motivation or view it as a departure from his acting legacy, Stallone views it as an opportunity for personal resurgence and a way to connect with his audience on a more intimate level. Moreover, with another season on the horizon, fans are excited to see what the show has to offer next.