Hulk Hogan’s daughter says she opted out of his will to avoid being killed

Hulk Hogan’s daughter, Brooke Bollea, has revealed that she took herself out of her father’s will to protect herself and her family from harm.

The estranged daughter of the legendary wrestler had earlier said that she opted out of the will to avoid a struggle with those gunning for her father’s vast estate.

During a call-in to a programme by Bubba The Love Sponge on Tuesday, Brooke shed more light.

She hinted that she did not want any clash with those who are desperate to acquire the wealth left behind by her father.

According to her, it was a painful decision, and she cried while sending the message to Terry McCoy, her father’s finance manager.

Explaining further, she said she learnt her father’s wife, Sky Daily, was a member of Scientology.

Brooke said that when Sky was confronted, she admitted but claimed to have left. She said her digging further later revealed she was still in good standing there.

She said if she were a Scientologist indeed, it would be a huge backing.

Brooke added she did not want to fight Linda, Sky’s mother, or Scientology.

She declared that she did not want a loved one to get knocked off, adding that the idea scared her, which led her to opt out.

Meanwhile, Brooke has backed the suggestion that her father’s death might not be natural.

It would be recalled that Hulk Hogan, born Terry Bollea, passed away on July 24 after suffering a cardiac arrest.

He had earlier been diagnosed with leukaemia and atrial fibrillation, an irregular heart rhythm.

Radio personality Bubba, who was a friend of the wrestler, recently raised a query about what he called the ‘Quick cremation without autopsy’ of Hogan. The wrestler’s daughter responded with ‘exactly’.

Bubba claimed that an autopsy should have been conducted before cremation. He speculated that somebody could have tampered with the wrestler’s dialysis machine while he slept, injecting something into it to induce a heart attack.

He also raised the issue of Hulk Hogan’s wife, Sky’s, links to Scientology. The radio personality also raised the issue of the sheer size of the estate left behind by Hogan.

According to him, Hogan had an estate that he claimed was between $40 million and $50 million.

There was no fact advanced by Bubba, however, to substantiate his claims.

Available facts show that the wrestler died of cardiac arrest. Medics reportedly gave him drugs that can treat excessive levels of potassium, which arise from kidney failure.

The medics reportedly also administered two milligrams of Narcan, which reverses opioid overdoses, even though there was no evidence he had overdosed.

Available records also show that Hogan had not been cremated, but a request had been filed for it.