Brooke Hogan regrets removing herself from father Hulk's $5million will before his death

Hulk Hogan's daughter Brooke has admitted that she regrets removing herself from her father's will before he passed away.

Hogan is undoubtedly one of the most famous names ever to come from the WWE and wrestling as a whole due to his outrageous personality.

In July 2025, Hogan died at the age of 71, with his cause of death revealed to have been a heart attack.

Before his death, the WWE star became estranged from his daughter Brooke, 37, for roughly two years due to discussions during a several private phone calls.

It is not known exactly what led to the estrangement, but whatever it was led to Brooke deciding to removing herself from her father's will in 2023.

Now, nearly a year after her dad's passing, Brooke has spoken out in a candid interview admitting that she regrets the decision not from a financial perspective, but because she is now left out of any decisions about her late dad.

"Do I regret that decision? Yes," she told the Hollywood Raw podcast.

"Taking myself off of that will, now, it's not the money part because I've never been about the money but it's more about just like..."

The podcast host then asked: "Not having a seat at the table for decisions being made?"

Brooke replied, "Right, like I can't get autopsy results. And it's funny, because now people are treating me like I emancipated myself.

"And I'm like, just because me and him didn't agree on things and we didn't talk for a little bit, like, it doesn't matter if you don't talk for two years or if you don't talk for two days.

"Families have their ins and outs. It doesn't mean I'm not his daughter. It doesn't mean I'm not just as important as Nick" she added, referring to her younger brother.

Brooke removed herself from her dad's will in 2023. (Image: KMazur/WireImage for Clear Channel Entertainment Television)

Brooke added that she had removed herself from her dad's will and cut off contact with him due to fears for her and her family's safety, claiming "'there is not enough money in the world that would matter with what I felt I was facing."

Instead, Nick Hogan was the sole beneficiary of Hogan's estate, with the former wrestler believed to have left behind around $5 million (£3.7m).