Sylvester Stallone addresses reports that a dog led to the end of his marriage

Sylvester Stallone has debunked claims of his 25-year-old marriage ending because of his dog. TMZ had reported that Stallone’s wife, Jennifer Flavin, filed for divorce because they fought over a new Rottweiler named Dwight.

It was alleged that while Flavin didn’t want another pet, Stallone wanted the dog for “protection” and this led to an “extremely heated argument that brought up other issues.”

The actor has however denied the claim, adding that he and his wife of 25 years are just going “in different directions.”

76-year-old Stallone said; “We did not end the relationship on such a trivial argument. “I have the highest respect for Jennifer. I will always love her. She’s an amazing woman.

She’s the nicest human being I’ve ever met.” He also cleared up the air regarding a tattoo of Flavin that he covered up with a portrait of Dwight.

“The Expendables” star explained that he wanted to “freshen” up his Flavin inking but “it got messed up and the dog was just a fix will no ill intention,” before adding that he still has a tattoo of his estranged wife on his back.

The couple first began dating in 1988, when Flavin was a 19-year-old model and Stallone was 42 and twice divorced.

After an on-again-off-again relationship, the pair married in 1997 and share three daughters, Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet.

Sylvester Stallone’s wife files for divorce after 25 years of marriage

After 25 years of marriage, Sylvester Stallone and his wife Jennifer Flavin are going their separate ways.

Jennifer Flavin filed documents in Florida on Friday, August 19.

In the documents, she accused the actor of moving assets from marital funds. Fans sensed trouble when Sylvester covered up the tattoo of Jennifer’s face on his arm with an image of his dog.

In the divorce documents, Flavin made it clear she wants exclusive domain over their house in Palm Beach while divorce proceedings wind their way through the courts. Jennifer wants to restore her last name — Flavin.

She also wants a judge to put the brakes on Sly moving assets from the marital funds.

After filing for divorce, Jennifer took to Instagram to post a photo with the three daughters she and Sylvester share, with the caption, “These girls are my priority <3 nothing else matters. The 4 of us forever.”

Hollywood star, David Oyelowo admits he can’t speak Yoruba (Video)

Nigerian-British movie star, Davido Oyelowo has disclosed that he can’t speak his native language, Yoruba language.

He made the revelation in an interview with Channels TV’s Abidemi Dario. The Hollywood star said he can’t speak Yoruba because it’s been a long time he did, but he understands the language.

Oyelowo while narrating how he lived in Lagos from when he was 6 till 13, recalled how his friends who attended same boarding school with him for two years, felt he couldn’t speak or understand Yoruba language.

He however said they were shocked when he started speaking the language towards the end of his stay at the school.

Watch the video:

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Hollywood star, Wesley Snipes speaks Yoruba as he hangs out with Ben Murray-Bruce (Video)

American actor, filmmaker and martial artist, Wesley Snipes, has been spotted hanging out with ex-Nigerian senator, Ben Murray-Bruce, where the ”Blade” star spoke Yoruba.

The Nigerian lawmaker recently took to his social media page to share a video of him hanging out with Wesley Snipes at an undisclosed location abroad.

In the opening part of the video, award-winning actor teasingly addressed his fans in the Yoruba language.

Snipes said “bawo ni?” which translates to “how are you?”.

Watch the video:

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Meanwhile, Wesley Snipes had visited Nigeria in 2005 during the tenure of former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

He first visited the West African nation in 1986 while conducting a research on Professor Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horseman which was to be premiered in America at the time.

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