Scarlet Rose Stallone, daughter of actor Sylvester Stallone, has discussed how working together on the television series "Tulsa King" has strengthened their personal and professional relationship. In an interview, the 24-year-old actress highlighted that their collaboration on set has allowed them to spend more time together, fostering a closer bond that had been difficult to establish when she was younger due to her father’s demanding career.

Scarlet described their evolving connection as one of friendship, noting that their shared experiences on the show have deepened their mutual understanding and respect. She also recounted lighthearted moments during filming, mentioning how Sylvester often teases her about the contrast between his traditional manner of speech and her use of contemporary Gen-Z slang. Despite these differences, the pair frequently share laughter and jokes while working.

On "Tulsa King," Sylvester Stallone portrays Dwight Manfredi, a New York mafia figure who is relocated to Tulsa, Oklahoma, after serving 25 years in prison. Scarlet plays Spencer, a character who begins as a former coffee shop employee before transitioning to work with horses on a ranch linked to Manfredi’s operations. Initially appearing in a recurring capacity, Scarlet has been promoted to a series regular for the show’s upcoming fourth season.

The new season is scheduled to premiere on Paramount+ on October 16. Scarlet expressed both excitement and nervousness about her expanded role, emphasizing her determination to perform well and meet the expectations of the cast and crew. Beyond professional growth, she noted that her involvement in the series has offered valuable opportunities to connect more closely with her father.