Brooke Hogan teases emotional song following Hulk Hogan’s passing
their estrangement in the two years prior to his death from a heart attack.
She addressed her absence on social media, expressing that her father disliked the idea of funerals and did not want one for himself. Instead of attending the public funeral, Brooke chose to honor her father privately in her own way. She shared her gratitude for the celebrations and events organized to honor Hulk Hogan’s memory but felt that she needed to honor him in a more personal and genuine manner.
Following her father’s death, Brooke initially had suspicions about the cause and questioned why an autopsy had not been performed. However, after viewing his body and examining the evidence, she confirmed that an autopsy had indeed been conducted. A medical examiner’s report later revealed that the WWE icon had died from acute myocardial infarction, also known as a heart attack. The report also disclosed that Hulk Hogan had a history of leukemia CLL, a type of cancer that affects white blood cells, a fact that had not been made public prior to his passing.
Brooke also encountered another challenge after her father’s death as she was not included in his will. In a recent interview, she shared that she had requested to be included but was not named as a beneficiary. Instead, Hogan’s son and Brooke’s brother, Nick, was designated as the sole beneficiary of the estate, receiving almost $5 million in assets. Hulk Hogan’s widow, Sky Daily, was named as a surviving spouse in the will.
Despite the complexities of their relationship and the challenges that arose after his passing, Brooke continues to express her emotions and feelings through her music. The song “Wanna Go Back” serves as a poignant reminder of the deep and sometimes tumultuous bond between a father and daughter. Through her lyrics, Brooke delves into the love, grief, and complexities of her relationship with her late father, offering a glimpse into the emotional journey she has embarked on since his death.
As Brooke Hogan navigates the aftermath of her father’s passing and grapples with the complexities of their relationship, her music serves as a powerful outlet for her emotions and a way to process her feelings. Through song, she finds a way to honor her father, express her grief, and navigate the intricate and sometimes difficult emotions that come with loss and estrangement.