Star’s daughter claims her dad is a savant and sends break-up texts to her boyfriends.

Sylvester Stallone’s Secret Talent: Writing Breakup Texts

It turns out that “Rocky” star Sylvester Stallone, 76, has a hidden talent – according to his daughter Sistine, he authors the “breakup texts” she sends to boyfriends. Sistine, 24, confessed the secret on a recent episode of “The Giggly Squad” podcast, revealing that her famous father ghost-wrote texts to boyfriends who she was looking to leave.

“My dad is a savant when it comes to our dating lives – in so many areas,” Sistine explained. “In one area, he writes most of our breakup texts.”

Sophia Stallone, 26, seemed to confirm the revelation – and even went so far as to recommend that other women ask their fathers to do the same.

• Sistine said that her exes had responded well to the texts, adding, “And they never get mad – they go ‘thank you for being honest.'”
• The sisters went on to reveal that their dad had a habit of intimidating the men they brought home – and he did it by simply standing off to the side, quietly, often with a cigar in hand.

“We’re like, ‘Oh, this [guy] is a good egg. We’re gonna bring him home.’ And [our dad] is always standoffish. [He] stands in the corner, doesn’t say anything, we’re like, ‘Dad, come on’ … he literally does this just to intimidate,” Sistine said, and Sophia noted that he always had a cigar.

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Sistine said that she had once asked the “Rambo” actor why he would stand off in a corner when they brought dates home, and his answer was simple: he wasn’t going to invest the time unless he thought it was going to work out.

“I asked him, I go, ‘Why do you do that?’ And he goes, ‘I can tell within the first four minutes of meeting [a boyfriend] if he’s going to last or not, and so I’m not going to waste my time.’ And he was right every time,” Sistine said. “He was right, I go, ‘You don’t know’ – and he was right every time.”