In a bombshell revelation that’s turning heads across the entertainment world, Brooke Hogan has finally broken her silence on why she voluntarily removed herself from her father Hulk Hogan’s will — before his passing.
Speaking candidly on Bubba the Love Sponge’s YouTube channel, Brooke didn’t mince words. The daughter of the wrestling legend explained that her decision wasn’t driven by family drama or dollar signs — it was about protection.
At the time, Brooke was pregnant with twins, happily married, and part of what she described as a “kind and sweet” family. She felt she had something precious to protect — and didn’t want any part of what was happening around her father. “Money didn’t matter,” she said. “I was sobbing when I wrote the text to Terry McCoy, the guy who manages his money. I said, ‘Take me off everything.’”
“I don’t know what was ever real. I loved him so much, but when he entered this world—what Mike Ringer had warned me about—and I was now pregnant with twins and married, and my husband’s family is so kind and sweet, and I had something to lose, money didn’t matter. I was like, take me off everything. I was sobbing when I wrote the text to Terry McCoy, the guy who manages his money. I was sobbing, and I just said, take me off everything, I don’t wanna be a part of it. Because I knew, in my mind, this is how the math was gonna work out.”
But it’s what came next that really shocked listeners.
Brooke claimed there were dark forces surrounding Hulk Hogan — people with possible ties to powerful and potentially dangerous organizations. She didn’t name names, but she dropped one big one: Scientology. And she didn’t hold back. “If Sky is a Scientologist… I thought, oh my God, if I get left any money or Nick gets any money… I don’t want to fight Linda. I don’t want to fight Scientology. I don’t want someone I love to get knocked off.”
“If Sky is a Scientologist, I know that’s a very powerful backing. I thought, oh my god, if I get left any money or Nick gets any money—no offense—but my mom has been known to find herself in the mix with things like that, and I was like, I don’t wanna fight Linda, fight Scientology. I don’t want someone I love to get knocked off. I don’t know how deep this stuff goes. It scared me, so I just said, I want out.
Yes — you read that right.
In Brooke’s eyes, stepping away from the will wasn’t just about dodging drama — it was about staying alive. She feared the money could spark family infighting or attract the wrong kind of attention. “I knew, in my mind, this is how the math was gonna work out,” she said ominously.
Beyond personal safety, Brooke had another deep regret — that she couldn’t protect her dad’s legacy. She wanted to preserve his image the way Elvis and Marilyn Monroe’s estates were handled, saying, “I hoped my dad at least trusted me with his IP and trademarks and stuff… I would’ve made him an Elvis legacy.”
But in her words, the people surrounding Hulk weren’t interested in legacy — they were only interested in money.
She ended with a gut-punch of a claim: “Everyone was egging him on, pumping his ego — and it was killing him.”
It’s a raw and emotional glimpse into a complicated family story — one that shows Brooke Hogan made a bold, risky, and deeply personal decision. And in her mind, it was the right one.
No matter how fans feel, one thing is clear — Brooke Hogan walked away not out of bitterness, but out of fear, conviction, and love.
