Overview
- Brooke Hogan, speaking Monday in an Extra interview, said she declined to join Netflix’s Hulk Hogan: Real American because it “misses 98 percent of real life” and skips “the underbelly.”
- She appears only in archival footage, while new interviews in the four-part series feature Nick Hogan, Linda Hogan, and widow Sky Daily.
- Brooke said she and her father were estranged at the end of his life and that she never received a genuine apology.
- She said she removed herself from his will to avoid money-driven legal fights and family drama.
- The series, which premiered April 22, includes Hulk Hogan’s final interview and his account of heavy use of the prescription opioid fentanyl, which Brooke countered by saying his deeper struggle was a need for validation.