In a recent interview with the New York Post, Sylvester Stallone's daughters Sophia, 27, and Sistine, 25, revealed that their father had enlisted Navy SEALS to train them before they relocated to New York City. The siblings recounted the intense experience, with Sistine describing how they "got their asses whooped" by the highly trained personnel.

The Stallone sisters divulged that their father's decision to put them through military-style training came from his concern for their safety in the bustling metropolis. Even after a year of residing in New York City, Sylvester remains anxious about his daughters, describing him as a classic, overprotective father.

Part of the grueling regimen involved activities like chasing and catching a chicken, which Sistine admitted was "deceivingly hard." Additionally, the sisters reminisced about their strict morning routine as children, which involved early wake-up calls at 6 a.m. and rigorous exercises like sit-ups, push-ups, and clean and jerks.

The Stallone sisters also spoke about their upcoming appearance in the second season of "The Family Stallone," set to premiere on February 21 on Paramount+. This reality show will showcase snippets of their unique training experience and other family antics.

Sylvester Stallone, a father of five, including daughters Sophia, Sistine, and Scarlet with his former model wife Jennifer Flavin, has always maintained a disciplined approach to fitness and self-defense, a trait he passed down to his daughters. The family dynamics and Sylvester's protective nature will be further explored in the forthcoming TV season.

The Stallone sisters' revelations shed light on the action-packed lifestyle within the Stallone household, where even bringing boys home prompted Sylvester to go 'full Rambo,' a reference to his iconic gun-toting character from the movie franchise. The Stallone family saga continues to captivate audiences with their blend of Hollywood glamour and military precision.