Sylvester Stallone looked relaxed as he attended the premiere of Tulsa King in Toronto, Canada with his wife Jennifer Flavin on Monday.
The Rocky actor, 76, donned a smart purple blazer over a gray sweater and black t-shirt. He added blue jeans to the outfit.
His graying hair was swept to the left and his gray beard was neatly trimmed against his strong jawline.
Casual chic: Sylvester Stallone looked relaxed while attending the premiere of Tulsa King in Toronto, Canada, with his wife Jennifer Flavin on Monday
The better half of Stallone, 54, wore a large gray coat, tied around her waist, over a beige t-shirt. Navy blue pants complete her outfit.
Her makeup was perfectly applied and her dirty blonde bangs were parted down the middle. Her braids fell all the way up her back.
The happy couple flashed big smiles at the premiere of Stallone’s new show which centers on a mob capo (Stallone) who is “exiled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he is building a new criminal empire with a group of unlikely characters “, according to the movie. IMDb page.
The show will premiere Friday, November 13 on Paramount+.
Casual: The Rocky actor, 76, donned a smart purple blazer over a gray jumper and black t-shirt
Lady love: The better half of Stallone, 54, wore a large gray coat, tied around her waist, over a beige t-shirt. Navy blue pants complete her outfit
New project: The happy couple flashed big smiles at the premiere of Stallone’s new show which centers on a mobster capo (Stallone) who is “exiled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he is building a new criminal empire with a gang of unlikely characters,” according to the film’s IMDb page
While Stallone and Flavin seemed happy when they premiered on Monday, they’ve apparently been through quite a bit over the past few months.
In August, a rep for the Rocky star confirmed for a reality series dropping the Stallone family, saying, “The Stallones are currently filming a reality show together, which will debut on Paramount+.”
Shortly after, former model Jennifer, who shares three daughters with the Rambo star, filed for divorce on August 19 after 25 years of marriage.
The news sent shockwaves through Hollywood, with many expecting a bitter divorce battle to rival Brad and Angelina.
Yet just a month later, the divorce was called off and the couple were then seen smiling and reuniting as they were photographed in Los Angeles, much like Kim and her family.
Been through a lot: While Stallone and Flavin looked happy when they premiered on Monday, they’ve apparently been through quite a bit in recent months (pictured October 2022)
Future reality TV stars: In August, a rep for the Rocky star confirmed for a reality TV series to drop the Stallone family, saying, “The Stallones are currently filming a reality TV show together, which will debut on Paramount +” (photo 2014)
Divorce? Shortly after, former model Jennifer, who shares three daughters with the Rambo star, filed for divorce on August 19 after 25 years of marriage.
They still have work to do, People’s source noted, but “in a long-term marriage like theirs, ending it and dividing their assets would be difficult.”
While it’s not all “happiness” for the couple, they “are both family oriented,” the source said, “it has a lot to do with their efforts to stay together.”
Sylvester and Jennifer’s fortune is estimated at around $400 million; they or they live in a $36 million mansion in Palm Beach, Florida.
In the divorce proceedings, Jennifer accused Sylvester of “intentional dissipation of marital property.” Their divorce was put on hold on September 21 via an abatement in court.
The movie star and his 25-year-old wife decided to meet at home, where they talked and were able to work out their differences. They are both extremely happy,’ his rep told Page Six.
Days before their reconciliation, a court filing revealed in a court in Palm Beach Country, Florida, revealed that the duo agreed ‘it is in the best interests of each of them individually, and more importantly collectively. as a family, to resolve all issues related to the dissolution of their marriage with dignity, amicably and privately, amicably.
Work things out: The movie star and his 25-year-old wife decided to meet at home, where they talked and were able to work out their differences. They are both extremely happy,’ his rep told Page Six (pictured 2016)
Professional issues: At the same time he and his wife nearly split, Stallone was dealing with hurt feelings about a series of films he created (L-R: Sistine Stallone, Scarlet Rose Stallone, Sylvester Stallone, Jennifer Flavin and Sophia Rose Stallone, photo 2019)
At the same time he and his wife nearly separated, Stallone was dealing with hurt feelings about a movie series he had created.
In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Stallone opened up about a reported Ivan Drago spinoff that producer Irwin Winkler wanted to make.
“They wanted another Rocky,” he explained. “And I was ready to do it. But I said, “After 45 years, can we change the rules of the game a bit? Even things up? Can’t I get a piece of what I created all those years ago?”
He went on to talk about executive producer credits, noting that he is not an executive producer on any of the Creed movies, even though he is listed as a producer on his IMDb page.
Spin off? In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Stallone opened up about a reported spinoff about Ivan Drago that producer Irwin Winkler wanted to do (pictured with Michael B. Jordan in Creed II)
Fighting for His Life: Creed III will follow Adonis Creed (Jordan) as he is forced into the ring against a childhood friend fresh out of prison (Jonathan Majors) (pictured 2018 in Creed ii)
Stallone went on to say that the creative team took the project in a different direction than it would have taken.
“It’s a different philosophy – that of Irwin Winkler and Michael B. Jordan. I wish them luck, but I’m much more sentimental,’ he said in the interview. “I like my heroes getting beat up, but I just don’t want them going into this dark space. I just feel like people have enough darkness.
Creed III will follow Adonis Creed (Jordan) as he is forced into the ring against a childhood friend fresh out of prison (Jonathan Majors).
Michael B. Jordan made his directorial debut in the film, which is slated to hit theaters next year.
