Sylvester Stallone’s Painting Sells For $410K At AIDS Research Gala

Hollywood actor, Sylvester Stallone has come out to showcased his artistic talents and philanthropic spirit.

He recently attended at the amfAR gala in Las Vegas, where one of his paintings sold for a staggering $410,000 to support AIDS research.

The auction was intense, with bidders driving the price to $410K before the gavel dropped, and the room erupted in applause as Stallone’s contribution raised a substantial sum for the prominent AIDS research foundation.

Cameras caught Stallone beaming with excitement, clearly proud that his work could make such a difference.

WOW.

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