Hulk Hogan’s Will Leaves Everything to Just One Person
The wrestling legend left behind around $5 million in assets.

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Hulk Hogan made his son the sole beneficiary of his estate, leaving out his estranged daughter Brooke entirely. According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, the wrestling legend’s will delegated his cryptocurrency, personal property, rights to publicity, and the unknown value of a potential medical malpractice lawsuit. That malpractice lawsuit is likely to be filed by Hulk’s widow, Melanie Sky Daily, who believes that a neck surgery her husband underwent in May contributed to his rapid decline in health and sudden death. Brooke Hogan, 37, had asked her father to be removed from his will in 2023, when the two fell out. In the months leading up to Hulk’s death, Linda Hogan, Hulk’s first wife and Nick and Brooke’s mother, had stirred drama in the family by calling her ex-husband a “complete liar” and her daughter a “narcissist.” Nick Hogan is also attempting to shut down a documentary that shows an infamous 2012 sex tape of Hulk and the wife of Hulk’s best friend, the radio provocateur Bubba the Love Sponge. The documentary becomes available on Friday, and it premiered (with the sex scene cut out) in Tampa on Tuesday with Brooke in attendance.
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