Sylvester Stallone quips about height of daughters

The upcoming installment of The Expendables franchise has a new ring to it.

Sylvester Stallone has shared a rare family photo with his three glamorous daughters.The Hollywood actor, 75, took to Instagram earlier this week to post a picture of himself posing proudly alongside his children Sophia, 24, Sistine, 23, and Scarlet, 19. Writing a sweet caption, Sylvester joked for his three daughters to "stop growing so tall" as he protectively stood in the middle of the group.

Sylvester Stallone inspired tons of kids with his inspirational roles like “Rocky” and “Rambo.” but probably no one more than his daughters. On July 21st, the legendary actor shared a photo with his 3 girls that are all beautiful, tall, young women.

Sylvester Stallone has strong genes. The 75-year-old "Rocky" actor is father to five children: Sage, who died of heart disease at 36 in 2012, Seargeoh, about 42, Sophia, 24, Sistine, 23, and Scarlet, 19.

Sylvester Stallone and Clint Eastwood, are proving they’re well-equipped to keep their family legacies going.The Gran Torino actor’s daughter, Francesca Eastwood, was out in New York City on Monday, July 19 to celebrate the premiere of M. Night Shyamalan’s latest horror film, Old.Sylvester Stallone approves new film set during the release of ‘Rocky III’Sylvester Stallone celebrates daughter Scarlet’s high school graduationSylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger reunite after spending a year

Sistine Stallone poses with her sisters Scarlet and Sophia while attending the red carpet premiere of her new movie Midnight in the Switchgrass on Monday (July 19) at Regal LA Live in Los Angeles.

Sylvester Stallone‘s, 75, three daughters all seem like they’re incredibly supportive of each other! Sophia, 24, Sistine, 23, and Scarlet, 19, all looked stunning, wearing mini-dresses to the premiere of Midnight in the Switchgrass on Monday July 19. Sistine is one of the stars of Midnight in the Switchgrass, and it looks like her sisters joined her on the red carpet to show their love.

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