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Brooke Hogan publicly criticized her estranged mother, Linda Hogan, for denying that her late father, Hulk Hogan, had an affair with Brooke's former best friend, Christiane Plante. Brooke stated that while she forgave her father, the incident irreversibly damaged their bond. Linda denied the affair occurred, prompting Brooke to accuse her of 'rewriting history.'
Brooke Hogan revealed that her relationship with late father Hulk Hogan irreversibly changed after he had an affair with her friend Christiane Plante. While Brooke forgave him, she stated the emotional bond never recovered. Her mother, Linda Hogan, publicly denied the affair occurred, prompting Brooke to accuse her of rewriting history. Brooke emphasized that the family dynamic was complex, involving both love and dysfunction, despite the public image of unity.
Brooke Hogan disclosed that her relationship with her late father, Hulk Hogan, permanently changed after he had sex with her friend Christiane Plante in 2008. Although she forgave him, the emotional connection never recovered, contributing to a complex family dynamic marked by both love and dysfunction.
Brooke Hogan disclosed that her bond with late father Hulk Hogan irreversibly changed after he had sex with her friend Christiane Plante in 2008. Although she forgave him, the emotional connection never recovered, contributing to a complex family dynamic marked by both love and dysfunction.
Brooke Hogan disclosed in a new interview that her relationship with her late father, Hulk Hogan, suffered a permanent shift after she discovered he had a sexual relationship with her close friend, Christiane Plante. Although Brooke stated she forgave her father, she noted that the emotional connection between them changed irreversibly. She described the Hogan family as a complex mix of profound love and deep dysfunction, emphasizing that public narratives often oversimplify private family struggles. This revelation adds context to the ongoing tensions within the Hogan family following Hulk’s death in 2025.
Nick Hogan says he and his sister Brooke Hogan are not feuding a year after Hulk Hogan’s death, praising Brooke’s life and milestones while acknowledging ongoing tensions with their mom Linda Hogan; he emphasizes family support and Brooke’s growing family and TV work as the pair work through the Hogan family fallout.
Nick Hogan explains how he’s carrying Hulk Hogan’s legacy into business, leading ventures like Real American Beer, Real American Freestyle and the SLAM Sports Bar planned near Madison Square Garden in NYC. With WWE’s support and a WrestleMania tribute, construction is moving toward a grand opening featuring immersive memorabilia and life‑like Hulk Hogan statues, plus plans for a podcast studio and events. The concept aims to expand to other major sports cities as a Planet Hollywood–style Hogan brand, while Nick, his sister Brooke, and the family continue to celebrate Hulkamania and grow the ventures started with his father.
A 72-page Clearwater Police Department report concludes Hulk Hogan (Terry Bollea) died at 71 from natural causes in July 2025, and the investigation is closed with no criminal wrongdoing. The document notes Hogan’s health issues (atrial fibrillation and chronic lymphocytic leukemia), and says his wife Sky Daily Hogan and a home health aide were with him when he stopped breathing; his daughter Brooke has raised questions about the full story, but authorities call the case solved and non-criminal.
Florida police report states Hulk Hogan (Terry Bollea) died of natural causes, noting his storied wrestling career, Hall of Fame status, and a private funeral held in Largo, Florida.
Clearwater police concluded Hulk Hogan (Terry Bollea) died of natural causes after an autopsy found no traumatic or toxic factors. The final report, released Friday, details the 911 call, on-site observations, and statements from Hogan’s wife and caregivers, and notes a recent neck spinal fusion along with prior heart surgery and chronic lymphocytic leukemia; authorities found no criminal wrongdoing and closed the investigation.
Clearwater police concluded Hulk Hogan (Terry Bollea) died of natural causes after reviewing 70 pages of interviews, medical records, security footage, and a private autopsy; Hogan faced leukemia, kidney failure, and recent heart surgery, with no evidence of foul play or criminal wrongdoing, though civil malpractice claims by his wife could proceed. An occupational therapist’s earlier claim about a severed nerve was retracted, and the case is closed as non-criminal.
Brooke Hogan defended a bikini photo included in her tribute to late father Hulk Hogan after online backlash, saying the beach image held personal meaning and she won’t let trolls define her grief; she also highlighted a complicated father–daughter relationship and ongoing struggles around Hogan’s will and legacy.
In Netflix’s Hulk Hogan: Real American, Hogan reveals that after his split from Linda Hogan he was left with little money, having given Linda around 70 percent of his earnings; he describes hitting rock bottom, turning to drinking and pills, and even sitting with a gun in his mouth, as the film also covers his fentanyl use and career ups and downs, with Linda and son Nick participating.
In the Netflix docuseries Hulk Hogan: Real American, Hogan details extreme fentanyl use to cope with pain during his TNA years (2009–2013): two 80‑mg doses each morning, two 300‑mg patches on his legs, and six 1500‑mg fentanyl lollipops, with a staff member noting, “You should be dead.” He also described nearly bed‑ridden pain from multiple surgeries and sleeping in a chair. The piece notes that his TNA stint helped save him financially, that his final match there was in 2012, and that he died at 71 in July 2025 after postoperative complications.
Netflix’s Hulk Hogan: Real American features the late WWE icon admitting he used extreme amounts of fentanyl to cope with pain at the end of his career—including 80‑milligram doses, patches, and lollipops—driven by financial strain after his divorce; doctors told him he should be dead. Hogan died of a heart attack in 2025, and the docuseries released on April 22, 2026, recounts his darkest period alongside reflections from others like Eric Bischoff.