Sylvester Stallone admits he worried his reality show was embarrassing ‘every day’: ‘99% of it was for my daughter’

Sylvester Stallone is preparing to get more personal than ever with his new reality show.

The Hollywood heavyweight sat down with ET Canada’s Carlos Bustamante for a candid conversation about his iconic career, family life, and how to stay young.

When his next reality show from the producers of “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” hits our screens, fans will soon see a completely different side of the “Rocky” star.

The intimate series focuses on Stallone’s life with wife Jennifer Flavin and daughters Sophia, 26, Sistine, 24, and Scarlett, 20.

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“I want to get serious with my daughters.

Stallone explains why he decided to invite cameras into his home in the first place, admitting that the series is “uncharted waters.”

“Growing up, I’d love to see stars like Brand at home making eggs and goofing around. It’s interesting,” he explains. “They’re actually humans. They’re not people who walk around in sunglasses and wear makeup all day and learn their lines. , do stupid things.

Stallone hailed “The Osbournes” as the first reality show that was completely real to viewers.

“I think the first one that worked was Ozzy Osbourne,” says the actor. “He just didn’t care. ‘My dog ​​is claps on the floor, I’m not a superstar.'”

However, Stallone also admits he was worried the show would be embarrassing “every day” while filming.

“I would be like, ‘Why do you have to be so serious about this crap?'” he admitted. No one sees you brushing your teeth.”

Stallone claims that “99%” of it was for his daughters to “explore their own lives.”

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Stallone also talked about his morning routine, which is all about taking things slow.

“I think everyone should have an hour to spare in the morning before the madness sets in,” he says. It’s not that intense, but it’s a unique muscle that no one has worked.”

Stallone is often asked how he keeps looking good in his 70s, but the “King of Tulsa” star attributes his youthful looks to genes and a proper diet.

“It takes some kind of genetics and the will to do it,” he says. “That’s a big deal — that’s the hard part.”

Stallone is the only actor in the history of American cinema to have starred in 60 consecutive No. 1-grossing films.

Reflecting on this legacy, the humble actor added: Older kid dressed as Rocky. “How can you do that?” you may ask. That’s what makes me really happy. “

Find out more about Stallone on ET Canada Presents, which airs Thursday, November 24 at 7:30 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. PT on Global TV and streamed live and on-demand on STACKTV. Watch 1 on 1 with Sylvester Stallone. Global TV app.