Brooke Hogan has spoken publicly for the first time about her regret at being excluded from her father Hulk Hogan's will, following the WWE legend's death from a heart attack in July 2025. The 71-year-old wrestling icon, whose real name was Terry Gene Bollea, died at his Florida home while recovering from surgery.
In a candid interview on the Hollywood Raw Podcast, Brooke revealed that she had voluntarily removed herself from the will due to fears for her safety. 'I regret that decision. Not because of the money — I've never been about the money — but because now I don't have a seat at the table,' she said.
She explained that concerns over people surrounding her father drove her decision. 'There were situations that had me so scared. I really took myself off the wheel because I was actually scared for myself, my family, my safety,' she added, noting that she had tried to warn Hulk about those she deemed untrustworthy.
Following Hulk's death, Brooke's brother Nick Hogan filed legal papers to ensure she would receive nothing further from the estate. Brooke told TMZ: 'His decision is no surprise to me. It's what I asked for, I stand by it with no regrets.' She remains entitled to a small life insurance trust established by her father.
Brooke and her husband Steven Oleksy, a former professional hockey player, are currently living in a hotel with their twins. Steven told Us Weekly that Brooke is focused on her music career, working long hours to produce new tracks.
