Brooke Hogan has been vocal about her doubts regarding her father, Hulk Hogan’s, recent death. Just two days after expressing that his diagnosis of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) felt “strange,” the 37-year-old shared her feelings on Instagram, explaining why the news was so surprising to her.
She mentioned, “I don’t think there’s any suspicion of foul play, but it feels like his medical history wasn’t particularly complicated.” This raises some questions, doesn’t it?
Brooke specifically pointed out that he had “multiple near perfect blood panels” shortly before everything changed. She insisted, “Everyone wants an answer.” In a different Instagram post, she added, “If all the speculation and uncertainty surrounding my father’s death helps us get to the truth, I’d even be willing to pay for the autopsy. His dignity and legacy deserve that.” It’s pretty heartfelt, really.
Initially, Brooke noted she found it, well, “weird” to learn that Hulk was “cremated without an autopsy.” She clarified that, according to her, he had not yet been cremated at the time. This revelation sparked a bit of a conspiracy theory vibe during a call-in to a radio show on Tuesday.
Brooke raised valid concerns, commenting, “You need blood panels before major procedures. So how did nobody catch any issues with white blood counts? That really bothers me.” She emphasized that cancer wasn’t something that ran in their family, which adds another layer of confusion, right? After all, he was someone who took great care of his health, reportedly even seeing an anti-aging expert.
Reflecting on Hulk’s approach to his health, she said, “His blood looked like he was 25.” A recent report revealed that Hulk’s cause of death was acute myocardial infarction, commonly known as a heart attack, following his battle with cancer, which just adds to the complexity of the situation.
Beyond Brooke, Hulk is survived by his wife, Sky Daily, whom he married in 2023, and his 35-year-old son, Nick Hogan, along with his ex-wife, Linda Hogan.
