Scarlet Rose Stallone Says Working With Dad Sylvester on ‘Tulsa King’ Has ‘Completely Changed’ Their Relationship

Working with family isn't always easy, but for one Hollywood father-daughter pair, it has been nothing short of life-changing. The rising star says sharing a set with her legendary dad has given her a whole new appreciation for him.

Scarlet Rose Stallone is opening up about following in her father Sylvester Stallone's footsteps and sharing the screen with him. The father-daughter duo star together in the Paramount+ crime drama series "Tulsa King."

"It's completely changed [our relationship] — a complete 180," she told People while attending PaleyFest NY 2026 on Saturday, October 10. "We've been working together for the past five years, so now it's become very natural."

Scarlet went on to say that she treasures the time she gets to spend with her dad while filming the show. "Before, he was working constantly, so getting to work together for once is just an amazing opportunity," she explained.

"We've grown as friends. We've really become friends. We really got to know one another and really respect each other throughout this whole process, through the ups and downs," the 24-year-old shared.

Scarlet also revealed that her father loves to tease her on set. "He completely teases me," she admitted before explaining, "He's really prone to pronouncing every single word, and he's very old-school with his language."

"And obviously, I'm Gen Z," Scarlet added. "So I can see him in the back mouthing the words like that. And then I look at him, and I go, 'If I talked like that, I would look like your age. I can't talk like that.'"

Sylvester has five children in total. Along with Scarlet, he and wife Jennifer Flavin, 58, are parents to daughters Sophia, 30, and Sistine, 28. The actor also shares two sons with his first wife, Sasha Czack: Seargeoh, 47, and Sage, who passed away in 2012 at the age of 36.

On "Tulsa King," Sylvester takes on the role of Dwight "The General" Manfredi, a New York Mafia capo who is sent to Tulsa, Oklahoma, following a 25-year prison stint.

Scarlet plays Spencer, a barista whose coffee shop chats with Manfredi eventually lead to a job as a stable hand and horse caretaker at Fennario Ranch, a property that gets drawn into his criminal operations.

After recurring on the show, Spencer has been bumped up to series regular for season 4, set to premiere on October 16. Scarlet revealed that the news left her feeling "ecstatic" and "terrified" all at once.

"I was ecstatic when I found out. I was honestly so excited. I was also terrified, and I just wanted to make everyone proud," she told the outlet. "At the end of the day, I just wanted to work as hard as possible and make everyone proud."

She also teased an exciting journey for Spencer in the upcoming season. "I think that this season I'm really growing as a character, and you really get to see my personality and my ups and downs. I really hope everyone enjoys it, truly," she noted.

Scarlet first appeared onscreen at age 12 with a walk-on role in 2014's "Reach Me." She returned to acting in 2025, starring in the western drama "Gunslingers" alongside Nicolas Cage and "Henry Danger" alum Cooper Barnes.

That same year, she also appeared opposite Mel Gibson in the action drama "Hunting Season."