Sylvester Stallone and his wife Jennifer Flavin relocated to the East Coast in June 2022 after selling their $58 million property to Adele. Flavin believes it was the right choice because Florida has provided her with a “totally different lifestyle” from her previous one in California, which she needed.
Moving was a “amazing” experience for Flavin, who had spent the majority of her life in California, where she had also raised her two children. There wasn’t really anything left for her in California, she added, “because everyone’s out now and our daughters moved to the East Coast.”
Flavin believes their action is essential.
In addition to being in a new setting, Flavin is acquiring new friends, primarily because his former pals have moved out of California. “I’m so happy, I love it,” she exclaimed. The 55-year-old clarified that the state’s high crime rate was not the reason they left. “Crime exists everywhere,” even where they are right now. She said, “You can find it anywhere you look, even in small towns.”
Although Flavin believes that California is “probably the most beautiful state in the United States,” she is not content to live in one place for the rest of her life. Though I really adore it, I was in need of a change. I wanted to make a change because I thought I had been there long enough and that life was too short.
Sylvester agrees with Flavin
Sylvester concurs with his spouse of more than twenty years that they require a fresh setting, which also serves him well as a creative. “Oh, wow, I wanted another beautiful view, so I wasn’t moving,” he stated in the Netflix documentary Sly. “Whenever you alter the paradigm you have grown accustomed to, it literally requires restarting the process from scratch.”
Fortunately, despite a break that was threatening in August 2022, the pair was able to stay together and move out of the West Coast. A month after Flavin filed for divorce, Sylvester remarked upon their reconciliation, “Let’s just say that it was a very tumultuous time.” “My love for my family, which is more valuable than anything, was reawakened.” It is more important than my work, and I had to learn that the hard way.