The infamous sex tape scandal involving wrestling legend Hulk Hogan continues to make headlines years after its initial exposure. The controversy, which erupted in 2012, saw Hogan—real name Terry Bollea—sued by Gawker Media after the outlet published excerpts from the private video.
The Scandal That Rocked Hogan's Career
Hogan's legal battle against Gawker became one of the most high-profile cases in celebrity history. The wrestler claimed the publication of the tape violated his privacy, leading to a lengthy court battle that ultimately saw Hogan awarded $140 million in damages.
Legal Fallout and Public Backlash
The scandal not only tarnished Hogan's public image but also led to his temporary removal from WWE programming. Despite attempts to rebuild his career, the incident remains a dark chapter in the Hall of Famer's legacy.
Where Is Hogan Now?
In recent years, Hogan has made sporadic returns to WWE, though the shadow of the scandal lingers. Fans remain divided over whether the wrestling icon has truly redeemed himself.
