Brooke Hogan sounded off on the "fake, greedy people" she claims immorally profited from her late father Hulk Hogan by selling his multi-million-dollar home.
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The 5,400 square foot, beachfront mansion in Clearwater, Florida previously owned by the WWE legend sold for $5.9 million last week. TMZ reported that the mansion was originally listed at $11 million in January and that the neighboring cottage sold separately for $2.8 million.
Hulk Hogan, whose real name Terry Bollea, died of a heart attack at age 71 in July 2025.
Brooke Hogan Shares Emotional Social Media Post After Childhood Home is Sold
Brooke Hogan, 38, shared a series of emotional Instagram Stories, reflecting on the loss of the home she made so many cherished memories within.
"The sick feeling is indescribable," she wrote.
"This house was where dad and Jen envisioned growing old together," she added, dreferring to Hulk's ex-wife Jennifer McDaniel, to whom he was married from 2010 to 2021.
"Where we brought him back to...surgery after surgery," Brooke continued. "Pool days. The smell of gasoline in his garage. His workouts downstairs."
"We cooked, we watched Jerry springer, we played music, we cried," she recalled. "I walked in that garage every visit and hugged him right when he'd open the garage door. I'd sit next to him for hours in the chair he died in."
"His whole environment, his energy, his work, his relationships: First Jen - who no one but me treated with respect. Then I was gone. The truth teller. I'm sure to everyone's delight. And now it's all gone. Sold for profit. Just like him... used for f-king everyone else's gain. Saddest ending I've ever seen. You know who the f-k you are."
In another post, Brooke uploaded an image in which she was seen posing with Hulk a dock outside the house, writing, "Let's not forget who was there for the 15 years before the vultures swooped in conveniently."
Brooke later shared additional photos of her father, writing that she "loved" and "cherished" him.
Even after death, Hulk's legacy will live on.
Hulk Hogan's SLAM Sports Bar in New York City, a venture he invested in before his death, is expected to open soon.
Hulk's son, Nick, was named vice president of the sports bar.
