Sylvester Stallone’s daughters, Sophia and Sistine, underwent military-style training before they moved to New York City. The training, orchestrated by their father, included being trained by Navy SEALS to equip the young women with self-defense skills. Sharing their experience with the New York Post, the sisters revealed that their father was uneasy about their move to New York City and insisted on the rigorous training for their safety.
The sisters mentioned that their training involved being pushed to their limits by the Navy SEALS, which included chasing and trying to catch a chicken, an activity they found to be deceptively challenging. They also recalled their father’s disciplined approach to their upbringing, which included early morning routines involving physical exercises, to instill the value of discipline and fitness in them.
Sophia and Sistine have now been living in New York City for a year, but their father still worries about their well-being in the bustling city. The sisters also revealed that their training and other experiences will be featured in season two of “The Family Stallone,” which is set to premiere on February 21 on Paramount+.
In addition to Sophia and Sistine, Sylvester Stallone has three daughters, including their youngest sister Scarlett, whom he shares with former model Jennifer Flavin. The family’s dynamics and experiences have been of interest to the public, including Sylvester’s protective nature as a father, which the sisters referenced in their interview.