Before being spotted joking around with Paramount Plus CEO Pamela Kaufman on the red carpet, the 'Rambo' star masks the tattoo of Jennifer Flavin's eyes on his left arm following their split.
- Sep 15, 2022
AceShowbiz - Sylvester Stallone is spotted having fun after covering up a second tattoo of his estranged wife Jennifer Flavin following their split. The "Rocky Balboa" actor was seen larking around with Paramount+ CEO Pamela Kaufman as they hit the red carpet at the Paramount+ Italian launch in Rome.
When posing for photos at the event on Wednesday, September 14, the 76-year-old star appeared in high spirits. At one point, he could be seen enjoying himself with the film studio CEO as she jokingly landed a punch on his chin.
Sylvester cut a dapper figure for the appearance in a dark blue suit which he layered over a black shirt. The muscle-bound star wore his hair slicked back and he sported a neatly trimmed beard.
In the meantime, Pamela donned a figure-hugging black dress which was embellished with fringe. The businesswoman let her blonde tresses cascade past her shoulders and slipped her feet into black strappy heels.
Sylvester is in the country to promote his new show "Tulsa King" which marks his scripted TV debut. He plays Dwight "The General" Manfredi who is sent to Tulsa by his boss after completing a 25-year prison sentence, in order to establish criminal operations there.
The red carpet sighting came shortly after "The Expendables" actor covered up a second tattoo of Jennifer. The actor once again tapped Oklahoma City artist Zach Perez to design a brightly covered leopard face to mask the tattoo of his now-estranged wife's eyes on his left arm.
This is the second Jennifer-themed tattoo Zach has covered for Sylvester. Before news broke of the divorce filing, the "Rambo" star, who reportedly wanted to replace his tattoo of Jennifer since last year, transformed a huge portrait of her face into an image of Butkus, the dog from "Rocky".
On August 19, Jennifer filed to "dissolve" their 25-year marriage in Palm Beach County, Florida. In the paperwork, she claimed their union is "irretrievably broken." She also alleged that Sly "has engaged in the intentional dissipation, depletion and/or waste of marital assets which has had an adverse economic impact on the marital estate."
Sylvester has since denied Jennifer's claim, stating that he "has not engaged in any conduct which constitutes intentional dissipation, depletion and/or waste of marital assets." In his response, he accepted several of Jennifer's other requests, including her desire to restore her maiden name and equitable distribution of their joint assets and liabilities. He also agreed that their union is "irretrievably broken."
