Proud Papa Sylvester Stallone posted a sweet birthday tribute for his daughter Sistine Stallone who turned 26-years-old on Thursday.
Sistine is the middle child of the 77-year-old Rambo star’s three daughters.
The Oscar winner posted a carousel of photos with his daughter on Instagram.
‘Happy birthday to @sistinestallone our amazing daughter, who brings nothing but happiness. So so proud to be your father!,’ he wrote in the caption.
In the first image, the father who is currently starring in Tulsa King and daughter duo are laughing as the Rocky star has his arm around Sistine’s waist.
She is wearing a grey dress with spaghetti straps and her father is clad in a black suit with a white shirt.
The next photo features Sistine in a red top and denim shorts holding a cute dog while her dad is all in black smoking a cigar as they pose with the ocean behind them.
The Expendables actor also shared a photo of his daughter and a horse, a cute one of them in a silly pose and a mirror selfie of the two of them in formal wear.
He shares Sistine, as well as Sophia, 27, and Scarlett, 22, with his wife, former model Jennifer Flavin, 55.
The Creed star also has two sons, Sage, who died in 2012 at the age of 36, and Seargeoh, 44, with his first wife Sasha Czack.
Fans got to know, Stallone, his wife and daughters on their recent Paramount+ reality TV show, The Family Stallone.
‘After playing some of the most legendary characters in cinematic history, three-time Academy Award nominee Sylvester Stallone is ready to give cameras access to what he would consider the greatest role of his lifetime: dad,’ the logline read.
This new series starring Stallone’s three daughters, wife and himself offers a seat at the table of one of Hollywood’s most famous families.’
Sylvester Stallone reportedly signed off on doing the reality series because it would give him the opportunity to spend a lot more time with his wife and daughters.
Previously, he has spoken out over the regret he has over not spending more time with his sons while they were growing up.
‘I make a much better father and husband now than I could have earlier … I sometimes think all men should wait till they’re 50 to settle down,’ Stallone said in 2007, via People.
You figure out that it’s not your work and successes that count, but the kind of life you make for yourself and the people who know you.