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Stallone Admits Nepotism in Daughter's Role
24 Oct
Summary
- Stallone openly admits nepotism in casting his daughter Scarlet.
- He believes parents should provide advantages for their children.
- Scarlet's role on 'Tulsa King' improved their father-daughter bond.

Sylvester Stallone has openly acknowledged using nepotism when casting his daughter, Scarlet Rose, in the Paramount+ series "Tulsa King." Stallone defended this practice, stating that parents should prioritize their children by offering them every possible advantage.
He asserted that failing to do so would indicate a lack of parental care. Stallone believes that while he can open the door for his children, their ability to succeed and maintain excellence rests on their own capabilities.
Scarlet Rose, who plays Spencer in the drama, has found that working on "Tulsa King" has significantly improved her relationship with her father. She expressed that the experience has transformed their dynamic, fostering a stronger friendship and mutual respect.