We know a little more about the reasons behind the divorce between actor Sylvester Stallone and his wife Jennifer Flavin after 25 years of marriage. According to the latest information reported by the American media, a dog is at the origin of this separation.
It’s the end of a love story that lasted 25 years. Jennifer Flavin officially filed for divorce from actor Sylvester Stallone in Palm Beach County Court, Florida on Friday, August 19.
While the announcement of their separation continues to shake the web, the media have just unveiled new very important details on this affair. Several sources have reported to TMZ that the divorce between the two ex lovebirds would have been caused by a dog.
Indeed, the “Rocky” star wanted to get a new dog, “Rottweiler” to protect the family, but Jennifer didn’t want another dog at all. The discussion between the two lovers about whether or not to adopt the dog very quickly turned into a violent altercation, thus raising other problems that the couple was going through.
Despite this argument, however, Stallone adopted the dog and named him Dwight, the name of his character in his new reality show “Tulsa King”. He posted videos and photos of himself with Dwight this month on Instagram with the caption, “ So incredibly happy with my newly acquired four legged friend ‘DWIGHT’ the name of my characters on the show, keep knocking and barking“, he wrote.
Very happy to be with his dog, Sylvester Stalonne will still have to start preparing for his divorce proceedings, which promises to be very complicated since his wife is already accusing him of having hidden money from her in recent years.
It’s obvious that the dog wasn’t the only issue that led to the couple’s divorce, but all things considered, it was the straw that broke the camel’s back. It should be noted that Jennifer was also shocked when she saw her husband changing his tattoo on his right bicep to the new Rottweiler dog he adopted. The photo surfaced on DailyMail on Monday, but that was after Jennifer filed for divorce.
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