Sylvester Stallone and Jennifer Flavin Embrace New Life in Florida

Sylvester Stallone and his wife, Jennifer Flavin, seem to be thriving in their new life away from Hollywood. Speaking with FOX News Digital, Flavin shared that their transition from Los Angeles to Florida has been a positive change for their family.

“I’m having the time of my life. It feels like I’ve been reborn with my family,” Flavin expressed. “We’ve had so much fun since moving to the East Coast. New friends, fresh experiences, and really wonderful people. We’ve formed great friendships here that we didn’t have in LA, and it’s been amazing.”

Stallone, when asked about his feelings on relocating, humorously mentioned, “I started sweating more.” He announced during the second season premiere of their reality show, The Stallone Family, that they were permanently leaving California. “After careful consideration, your mother and I have decided to move to Florida,” he said, referencing their three daughters: Scarlett, Sistine, and Sophia, along with Flavin, his wife of nearly three decades. “We’re selling our house. The deal is done.”

Earlier, Stallone remarked that the lifestyle in Florida aligns much better with his personality compared to Los Angeles.

“I love it,” he said about Florida. “The air always seems clean. We’re close to the water, which makes my wife really happy. There’s something about it — it’s just lush.” He noted that his time spent in Florida during university has made him more accustomed to the environment.

During the recent 48th Kennedy Center Honors ceremony, former President Donald Trump welcomed various entertainment icons, including Stallone. In an exchange with Fox News Digital about Stallone’s role as a Hollywood ambassador, Trump had nothing but praise for the actor. “If Sly is himself, that’s all he can be. He’s a great guy and truly deserves this honor,” Trump stated.

Reflecting on his career, Stallone recently revealed feelings of being cast aside by Hollywood, admitting he struggled to find work for nearly a decade. “After Copland, no one needed me, not even my agent,” he shared. “It was as if the studios made me feel disconnected from my true self.”

Despite often being told his time had come and gone, Stallone never lost hope. “I wanted to return to Rocky,” he recalled, noting it has always felt like his “safe space.” At 60, he acknowledged past failures but continues to pursue new opportunities, including his current role in the Paramount+ series, Tulsa King, and the reality show The Family Stallone, featuring Flavin and their daughters.