
Brooke Hogan Was Reportedly Removed from Hulk Hogan’s Will
The TV personality won't receive anything from the late WWE wrestler's estate, sources say. She reportedly asked to be removed from his will years before his death.
Brooke Hogan had a deep and complicated relationship with her late father, professional wrestler Hulk Hogan. Her decision to remove herself from his will wasn't made lightly, according to recent reports.

Brooke Hogan and Hulk Hogan are pictured backstage at Z100's Jingle Ball 2006 on December 15, 2006. | Source: Getty Images
A source close to the 37-year-old revealed to TMZ that she asked to be removed from her father's will in 2023. She reportedly didn't trust a single person surrounding Hulk and didn't want to be involved in a financial battle after he was gone.
All Brooke really wanted was to protect her father from the people she felt were taking advantage of him and his success. But after years of disagreement on the matter, she contacted his financial manager and asked to be pulled from his will.

Hulk Hogan (R) poses with daughter Brooke Hohan on the set of her music video shoot for her song, 'Bout Us,' on May 6, 2006, in Los Angeles, California. | Source: Getty Images
The "Hogan Knows Best" alum didn't confirm her voluntary removal from the estate, but in her tribute to her dad, she mentioned that she had to step away from him to "protect her heart."
Prior to this, Brooke had been at Hulk's side throughout his surgeries and health battles, until he suddenly distanced himself from her. "In the end, he continued to be a financial success for many," Brooke wrote on Instagram.
"This was the last thing I wanted for him — he's been working and tearing his body apart his entire life. I know in my heart I did everything I could," she continued. The above-mentioned source added that Brooke was disappointed that Hulk didn't trust her to protect him.
While she won't receive anything from his will, she is still a beneficiary of a small life insurance trust that he took out. Therefore, she will receive some money, which she plans to put toward her college fund.