What began as a typical evening of witty banter and celebrity charm on The Graham Norton Show took a dramatic turn when Hollywood legend Sylvester Stallone abruptly walked off set following a tense exchange.
According to audience members, the episode had been progressing smoothly, with Stallone sharing anecdotes about his career, upcoming projects, and life outside of Hollywood. However, things reportedly shifted when the conversation steered toward his past controversies and personal life. Sources say the questions struck a nerve, prompting Stallone to push back against the tone of the discussion.
Tensions rose visibly on stage as the banter gave way to an uncomfortable back-and-forth. Graham Norton, known for his sharp wit and occasionally provocative humor, attempted to lighten the mood, but the exchange only seemed to grow frostier.
At one point, Stallone removed his microphone, stood up, and offered a curt farewell to the audience before leaving the stage. Production staff were seen scrambling backstage, while the remaining guests attempted to steer the conversation back on track.
Neither Stallone nor the show’s producers have issued an official statement, though social media clips of the incident have already gone viral, sparking debates over whether the host crossed a line or if Stallone simply lost his temper.
The episode, originally scheduled to air later this week, now hangs in uncertainty, with many speculating whether the dramatic walk-off will be edited out or broadcast in full.
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