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Stallone turns baby guru for Jason Statham
Action star Sylvester Stallone, also a father, has become a ‘baby guru’ to his ‘The Expendables’ co-star Jason Statham. Statham is expecting his first child with fiancée and model-actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Action star Sylvester Stallone, also a father, has become a ‘baby guru’ to his ‘The Expendables’ co-star Jason Statham. Statham is expecting his first child with fiancée and model-actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
During Stallone's frequent visits to the star pair's Beverly Hills mansion, the chat always seems to be parenthood. "It's not a sight you expect two action heroes talking about nappy duty over a beer in the back garden. Rosie and Jason are so fond of Stallone, and he is like their baby guru.
He has said 1,000 times he would love to babysit their child. They would take him up on it too. He's one of the few people they feel comfortable leaving their baby with," said an insider.
The insider also said the ‘Rocky’ star, 70, gave Statham, 49, some stern advice for if the baby is a girl. Stallone has always been very strict about the dating plans of his three daughters, aged 14 to 20 - and once admitted hoping they would not have boyfriends till their 40s.
The source added, "He has warned Jason how hard it is to be a dad to girls. So, it is not only advice on newborns, but teens too.If Jason has a snag with raising his baby, he will probably call Sly before he Googles it."
