Sylvester Stallone has been prepping his three daughters for their duties as Miss Golden Globes 2017.

This year there will be three ladies running the show at the 74th Golden Globe Awards.

All three of Sylvester Stallone's daughters, Scarlet, Sistine and Sophia Stallone, will share duties as Miss Golden Globes 2017, presenting the awards and escorting honorees on Sunday.

As to be expected, the Rocky star, 70, approached prepping his trio for the task with the same vigor as he would his most famous Hollywood role.

'He actually makes me train in heels for an hour every day,' Scarlet, 14, told Us Weekly on Wednesday. 'He doesn’t want me to fall!'

Misses Golden Globes! Sylvester Stallone's daughters, (L-R) Sistine, Scarlet and Sophia Stallone, will presenting the awards and escorting honorees on Sunday, seen here at the 73rd Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills on January 10, 2016

 Sly's middle daughter was quick to defend her dad's motives.

'Don’t feel bad for her, she needs it,' Sistine, 18, said. 'She is so clumsy.

The Expendables actor and wife Jennifer Flavin's oldest daughter, Sophia, 20, will also join her sisters in the rite of passage for children of celebrities.

The official announcement was made by Lorenzo Soria on November 10, but it was the ladies' famous father who got to break the news to them.

'We were all sitting in the family room and my dad called us in as if we were going to get some tragic news,” Sistine recalled of the day he shared the announcement.

Not knowing what to expect from this impromptu family meeting, the sisters were braced for bad news.

'But he said, ‘I got the call, you’re going to be Miss Golden Globes’ and we freaked out!' Sistine shred. 'My mom blasted the music, dogs were barking and we were dancing!'

What a difference a year makes! Sylvester Stallone, 70, with family, (L-R) Sistine, Scarlet, wife Jennifer, and Sophia at the 73rd Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills on January 10, 2016.

The ladies, who also all share the same middle name of Rose, are thrilled to experience this milestone together.

'Both my mom and dad said to live in this moment, cherish every second while it’s happening — it’s never going to happen again and you’re doing it with your best friends by your side,' Sistine said.

'It’s something we’ll never forget and it’s so special that we got this opportunity.

The honor, while not always bestowed upon a lady, has often been reserved for performers who are up and coming, in their own rite.