Stallone Defends Daughter's Expanded Role in Tulsa King Season 4
Sylvester Stallone told USA Today that parents who avoid a little nepotism do not care about their kids, amid claims over his daughter's role.
Sylvester Stallone has publicly responded to online nepotism claims over his daughter Scarlet Rose Stallone's expanded role in Tulsa King Season 4, in an interview with USA Today, according to Collider.
Stallone said that a parent who does not perform a little nepotism does not care about their kids. He also acknowledged that securing the job may be easy, but said maintaining it in front of millions depends on having talent.
Stallone plays Dwight "The General" Manfredi in the series, which was created by Taylor Sheridan.
Tulsa King Season 4 premiered on Paramount+ on October 16 with the episode "W.W.D.D.," written by Terence Winter and directed by Guy Ferland. Two episodes of the season have aired so far.
Season 4 currently holds an 83% critics' approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, tied with Season 3 as the series' joint second-highest score. Official viewership figures for the Season 4 premiere have not yet been released.
Quick answers
What did Sylvester Stallone say about nepotism claims?
He told USA Today that a parent who does not perform a little nepotism does not care about their kids, while noting that keeping a role in front of millions depends on talent.
When did Tulsa King Season 4 premiere?
Season 4 premiered on Paramount+ on October 16 with the episode "W.W.D.D."