On Thursday, Paramount+ made the announcement that Sylvester Stallone, along with the rest of his family, would be featured in the upcoming documentary series The Family Stallone.

“After playing some of the most legendary characters in cinematic history, three-time Academy Award nominee Sylvester Stallone is ready to give cameras access to what he would consider the greatest role of his lifetime: dad,” the release states.

The lives of Sylvester, his wife Jennifer Flavin, and the couple’s three kids, Sophia, Sistine, and Scarlet, will be documented in this docuseries. The family appears in the “Mountain of Entertainment” Super Bowl commercial that was produced by Paramount+ in anticipation of the film’s release in the spring.

In the commercial, Sylvester is shown hanging from the nose of a sculpture of his own face that is reminiscent of Mount Rushmore and also comes to life.

The sculpture, annoyed by the tickling of his nose, sneezes, which causes Sylvester to lose his balance and tumble to the frozen ground below. As the event plays out, characters from the Paramount+ family, both live-action and animated, gather around him to observe it. Among these characters are his daughters.

Sistine, Sylvester’s daughter, informs the other people in the gathering, “He does this, this is normal.” The scene comes to a close with Sylvester laying down on the ground and creating snow angels.

The series promises to provide an intimate peek at the lives of all three of the daughters.

According to the press announcement for the program, the actor’s eldest daughter Sophia “has no interest in following her father’s performing footsteps.” She and her sister Sistine are presently co-hosting a podcast called Unwaxed, but other than that, she is “still discovering her route in life and concentrating on her hobbies.”

According to the statement, Sistine, the middle sister, is an actress and model who is “embarking on a new adventure as a filmmaker and is now in production on her first feature film.”

Last but not least, Scarlet, the baby of the family, is “moving into her own apartment at college.”

Since she was a youngster, she has had the ambition to pursue a career in the entertainment industry, and she is now living out her childhood goal by co-starring with her father in the television show Tulsa King, which has just been given a second season order.

During the course of the docuseries’ eight episodes, it will chronicle the lives of each sister as well as both of their parents.