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Sylvester Stallone bans daughters from dating

Sylvester Stallone has banned his daughters from dating until they are in their 40s.

The ‘Expendables’ actor – who has Sophia, 18, Sistine, 16, and Scarlet, 13, with wife Jennifer Flavin – realized he wasn’t going to be an ”accepting” father when his eldest daughter was called by a boy four years ago.

He said: ”I told my three daughters they weren’t allowed to date until their mid-40s but that’s not going down well…

”The first time a boy called Sophia was when she was 14. I realized I wasn’t going to be an accepting father.

”He said, ‘Where’s Sophia?’ I said, ‘She’s in Egypt and she’ll be there forever.’ Everyone started yelling at me.”

The 68-year-old star admits his daughters haven’t listened to his warning and he ended up in a ”battle” with Sophia’s current boyfriend when they met for the first time.

He recalled in an interview with Britain’s OK! magazine: ”I’ve finally met Sophia’s first boyfriend. He’s 18.

”We shook hands and I said, ‘No, you’ve got to learn to squeeze harder than that pal.’ We got into a hand-squeezing battle.”

Despite his celebrity status, the ‘Rocky’ star’s daughters are embarrassed to be seen with him and don’t even like him dropping them off at school.

Asked if he is an embarrassing dad, he admitted: ”Very! If I’m within a mile of them it’s like, ‘Dad, can you please wear a disguise?’ I say, ‘Can I drop you off at school?’ They say, ‘No, we’re going to take the bus.’

”Everyone at their school is happy to see me but them.

”But it happens with celebrity parents. I’m going to go dressed as Michael Douglas next time.”

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Sylvester Stallone bans daughters from dating

Sylvester Stallone has banned his daughters from dating until they are in their 40s.

The ‘Expendables’ actor – who has Sophia, 18, Sistine, 16, and Scarlet, 13, with wife Jennifer Flavin – realized he wasn’t going to be an ”accepting” father when his eldest daughter was called by a boy four years ago.

He said: ”I told my three daughters they weren’t allowed to date until their mid-40s but that’s not going down well…

”The first time a boy called Sophia was when she was 14. I realized I wasn’t going to be an accepting father.

”He said, ‘Where’s Sophia?’ I said, ‘She’s in Egypt and she’ll be there forever.’ Everyone started yelling at me.”

The 68-year-old star admits his daughters haven’t listened to his warning and he ended up in a ”battle” with Sophia’s current boyfriend when they met for the first time.

He recalled in an interview with Britain’s OK! magazine: ”I’ve finally met Sophia’s first boyfriend. He’s 18.

”We shook hands and I said, ‘No, you’ve got to learn to squeeze harder than that pal.’ We got into a hand-squeezing battle.”

Despite his celebrity status, the ‘Rocky’ star’s daughters are embarrassed to be seen with him and don’t even like him dropping them off at school.

Asked if he is an embarrassing dad, he admitted: ”Very! If I’m within a mile of them it’s like, ‘Dad, can you please wear a disguise?’ I say, ‘Can I drop you off at school?’ They say, ‘No, we’re going to take the bus.’

”Everyone at their school is happy to see me but them.

”But it happens with celebrity parents. I’m going to go dressed as Michael Douglas next time.”

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Antonio Banderas’ phone ban

Antonio Banderas bans friends and family from bringing mobile phones to his dinner parties.

The 54-year-old actor only purchased his first mobile three years ago but prefers not to take it out and about, and he particularly cannot stand it when people are texting or surfing the web on their gadgets during meal times.

He said: ”I forbid people to come to my house to have dinner with their phones.

”You can have six people and it may happen at some point that six of them are tapping at the same point.

”I’m like, ‘Hello guys, I’m here, this is crazy!

”I only bought my first cellphone three years ago. I didn’t even bring it today. I left it at the house.

”The fast pace of life produces a certain fear in me.”

The ‘Puss in Boots’ star also despises it when people use a selfie stick – an extendable metal device on which a smartphone or camera is placed that enables people to take a photograph of themselves beyond their arm range – insisting the monopods are ”dangerous”.

When asked what scares him about technology, he told Metro newspaper: ”The selfie stick. That was the item in Spain last Christmas.

”Look how dangerous and ego-trippy that is!

”We don’t know what are going to be the secondary effects of the technological festival we’re living our days in.”