WWE Icon Hulk Hogan Dies at 73, Family Mourns Publicly

WWE legend Hulk Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bollea, died suddenly at age 71 from cardiac arrest, with reports indicating he had been suffering from deteriorating heart health. His ex-wife Linda Hogan revealed her profound grief and shock over his passing, expressing that she never got over him despite their divorce in 2009 and that she is now 'melting down' from the loss. Linda shared that although they were divorced, they remained a broken family through their children, and she loved him deeply despite past infidelities. Hogan's estranged daughter Brooke Hogan also opened up about their strained relationship in recent years, explaining that she had to step away to protect her emotional well-being, yet cherishes the memories of the better years they shared. Eric Bischoff, a longtime wrestling figure and collaborator with Hogan, recounted that Hogan remained focused on their wrestling projects despite his declining health and sounded tired but still energetic in their last conversations. Fox Nation plans to continue with Hogan and Bischoff's wrestling promotion, with events scheduled to air soon, underscoring Hogan's enduring legacy in the wrestling world.