Hulk Hogan’s Falling-Out With Daughter Brooke Remains a Mystery Following His Sudden Death at 71

At one time Hulk Hogan’s daughter, Brooke, was the apple of his eye, but they had a falling-out about three years ago and now after his heart attack death, his will reveals she’s been cut out — leaving $5 million in assets to his son, Nick.

Nick, 35, was the sole beneficiary of his estate, with Hulk snubbing Brooke, 37, her mom and his ex-wife Linda, 66, and even his widow Sky Daily, a 47-year-old yoga instructor he wed in September 2023.

“No surprise to me!” was Brooke’s reaction when told she wasn’t in the will, adding that she didn’t want to be, according to TMZ.

When Hulk, aka Terry Bollea, tied the knot with Sky, Brooke, recently the mom of twins with hubby and former hockey player Steven Oleksy, 39, was a no-show and revealed the bitter split, saying on Instagram: “For my own journey to healing and happiness, I have chosen to create some distance between myself and my family, and am focusing on people and things that heal my heart and align with my own personal beliefs, goals and values.”

The reason for the bitter break remains a mystery.

But in March, Linda revealed in a video shared to her Instagram Stories that Brooke had turned her back on her, too, saying her daughter “had twins. She got married, she didn’t tell us … She had a huge fight with Terry … but she cut me out, too.”

Despite the feud, Brooke insists she and her dad shared a “sacred, quiet bond [that] had never been broken,” but he had put up a “force field … [she] couldn’t get through.”

Still, Brooke’s friend Ashley Kora claims the 6-foot-7, 302-pound ring giant, who passed away at 71 of a heart attack July 24, “died knowing … Brooke loved him deeply, was fiercely loyal and only ever wanted him to be peaceful, happy and surrounded by people who valued him.”

Meanwhile, Nick, who is co-executor of the will as well as sole beneficiary, revealed the massive pro grappler left behind $200,000 in cryptocurrency, $799,000 in personal property and publicity rights worth $4 million, per US Weekly.

Hulk also reportedly owned two neighboring homes in Clearwater, Fla., worth $11 million, but not included in the will.

Now, there’s also buzz about family members filing a malpractice lawsuit.