The global epidemic is raging, and the United States has become the "epicenter" of the epidemic with more than 180,000 infected people. Both ordinary Americans and celebrity politicians are beginning to realize the importance of self-isolation and are reducing their outings.
On April 1, local time, Sylvester Stallone, 73, a famous movie star, posted on social platforms his entertainment activities during his isolation from his family — dressing up as a character in a documentary.
During the pandemic, a documentary has brought people solace. It's Netflix's new show, Tiger King. Apparently, stallone's family has become a big fan of this documentary, and it is not enough to watch it, but to dress up as a character in the play to enjoy it.
The whole family is there during the quarantine period, of course, none of them can be missed. Stallone becomes the evil Jeff Lowe, and in order to appear evil, he wears a baseball cap with a skull logo and a dress with the same skull pattern.
His wife, Jennifer Flavin, 51, plays Carol Baskin, a rival of the protagonist Joe Echotik, wearing a large garland of fabric on her head and a dog with a wig of mane in her hand playing a tiger.
Sophia, the eldest daughter of 23, dresses up as the show's protagonist, Joe Eshotik. She painted her beard with a makeup pen, wore a cowboy hat and a fringed jacket, full of western style.
Sistine, the 21-year-old second daughter, even put tattoos on herself to fit the character, trying to make herself look like John Finley in the play.
Scarlett, a 17-year-old young daughter, also wears makeup to achieve a bearded effect, with blonde hair and sunglasses, like Exotic Animal Park employee Eric Cowie. Even with the outfit, Scarlett is still cute when she laughs.
Stallone frantically shared selfies with his family, and the 11.9 million followers on social media were happy with their outfits and thought it was funny.