Sylvester Stallone admitted it was cowardly to send now-wife Jennifer Flavin a break-up letter via FedEx back in 1994.

Sylvester Stallone has one of the wildest dating tales that’s a part of Hollywood gossip history. He isn’t exactly proud of how he handled the awkward moment, but he’s owning up to his mistakes decades later.

Sylvester Stallone says he was a “coward” for sending a breakup letter via FedEx to his now-wife Jennifer Flavin 30 years ago. The “Rambo” actor, 78, opened up about the awkward decision during an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox Nation Tuesday, expressing regret over how he decided to end the pair’s 6-year relationship in 1994.

Sylvester Stallone is revisiting a past breakup from his now-wife of more than 25 years Jennifer Flavin Stallone, which he initiated by sending a letter.

Sylvester Stallone, the iconic actor best known for his roles in blockbuster films like Rocky and Rambo, has had a storied career in Hollywood spanning decades. Beyond his on-scree

Sylvester Stallone, the star of the Rocky movie franchise, has opened up about a trying period in his long relationship with wife Jennifer Flavin.

Sylvester Stallone sat down with Sean Hannity on the premiere episode of 'Sean' and spilled all the tea about that infamous 1994 letter

Sylvester Stallone once tried to take the easy way out in a long-term relationship — and he regrets it to this day. During the premiere episode of Sean on Fox Nation on December 3,

The man who played Rambo is calling himself a coward for how he once broke up with wife Jennifer Flavin. Sylvester Stallone met Flavin, 56, in 1988, and the two dated for six years before Stallone, 78,

Sylvester Stallone has admitted he was a "coward" for breaking up with Jennifer Flavin with a letter. The 78-year-old actor and filmmaker has confessed he once broke up with his now-wife in a letter he sent via FedEx in 1994 after six years of dating.