Jennifer Flavin Biography, Wiki, Net Worth, Height, Weight, Career, Personal Life

Jennifer Flavin Biography: Jennifer Flavin Stallone is an American entrepreneur & business owner.

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Jennifer Flavin Biography

Jennifer Flavin Biography: Jennifer Flavin was born in Los Angeles, California, on August 14, 1968, and grew up in the San Fernando Valley neighborhood. She is the youngest of seven children, with two sisters and four brothers. Flavin’s father died when she was 11 years old. She attended El Camino Real High School in Woodland Hills as a teen. Flavin got signed to Elite Modeling Agency at the age of 19 and began her professional modeling career.

Jennifer Flavin Wiki

Name	Jennifer Flavin
Date Of Birth	14 August 1968
Birth Place	Los Angeles, California, United States
Height	5′ 9″
Weight	58 kg
Zodiac Sign	Leo
Net Worth	$60 Million

Jennifer Flavin Personal Life

In 1988, Flavin met actor Sylvester Stallone at a Beverly Hills restaurant. In 1994, Stallone informed Flavin that he had an affair with model Janice Dickinson and believed he was the father of her newborn daughter. However, DNA tests indicated that he was not the father. In 1997, Stallone and Flavin reconciled and married in a civil ceremony in London.

They had three kids together, including actress and model Sistine Stallone, born in 1998. After 25 years of marriage, Flavin filed for divorce from Stallone in August 2022. She alleged he was hiding marital assets. She claimed exclusive domain over the couple’s Palm Beach, Florida, house during the judicial process. The two eventually made up.

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Jennifer Flavin’s Net Worth

According to several web references (Wikipedia, Forbes, IMDB), Jennifer Flavin’s net worth is estimated to be over $60 million.

Jennifer Flavin Career

In 1990, Flavin briefly appeared in “Rocky V,” the fifth film in the “Rocky” franchise, featuring Sylvester Stallone as the titular boxer. Flavin later competed on the reality show “American Gladiators,” which pitted amateur athletes against costumed athletes known as “gladiators.” Flavin would eventually feature in the 2000s on “The Contender,” another reality television competition show.

For the first three seasons, Sylvester Stallone and Sugar Ray Leonard co-hosted the series, which featured various groups of fighters battling against each other in an elimination-style competition. Flavin has also been featured on the syndicated program “Good Day Live,” an hour-long version of KTTV’s morning news show “Good Day L.A.”