Sylvester Stallone has unveiled his natural grey hair colour after years of dying his famous tresses black.
The Hollywood A-lister, 73, took to Instagram on Tuesday to embrace his real locks and encourage his supporters to 'keep punching' in an inspirational post.
The legendary actor shared a fun selfie clip of himself as he finally debuted his handsome grey hair colour after waving goodbye to black hair dye.
The Oscar-nominated star sent fans wild as he uncovered the tousled hair do and appeared to embrace his age causing them to rush to the comment section to gush over his 'silver fox' looks.
Letting his famous Hollywood voice boom over the clip, Sylvester told his 11.7 million followers: "Keep punching, my friends, keep punching."
The star could be seen clenching his fist up to the camera as he repeated his inspirational mantra.
The legend shared the clip alongside a lengthy caption where he encouraged his supporters to stay 'true' to themselves and stick at their 'goals'.
Sylvester wrote: "Sometimes I wake up I feel like doing nothing. Just relaxing. Just very true. If anyone says different, they’re lying - it’s human nature.
" Then you roll over, get a little mad at yourself, and realize to get anywhere you’ve got to make a deposit in the GOAL BANK. So, I’ll go back to my favorite phrase and do it!! #KeepPunching."
The actor's powerful words sent thousands of fans wild as they rushed to the comment section to thank the star and gush over his acceptance of his grey hair.
One fan wrote: "Proud of you with the silver hair."
While another agreed, writing: "Stay grey my friend, Stay grey #staygold."
A third added: "Stay true to the gray!! Looks good on ya."
However one follower noticed Sylvester's ageing appearance as they commented: " You went from looking 45 straight to 70."
But one tried to make a hilarious jibe at his new look as they joked: "You look 'Greyt' champ."
Sylvester embracing his natural hair colour comes almost two years after the iconic actor confirmed he has hung up the gloves of playing the role of Rocky Balboa.
Since then the star has continued to act in a number of roles with his latest post-Rambo role in an alternate take on the superhero genre called Samaritan.
Overlord director Julius Avery directs the sci-fi drama which has a scheduled release date for November 20 this year.
Most recently, Sly starred in Rambo: Last Blood, the final Rambo film.
The on-screen boxer celebrated 50 years in the movie business last summer and returned to filming 37 years after releasing Rambo: First Blood.
He wrote and starred in Rocky – it made £200million at the box office in 1976 and won Oscars for Best Picture and Director.
The New York actor has gone on to have a fantastic career, making almost 70 movies.
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