The drama surrounding Hulk Hogan’s passing just took a sharp turn—and it’s coming from someone who claims to know the family dynamics better than most.
On the July 25, 2025 episode of The Bubba the Love Sponge Show, Bubba shared a report that accuses Hogan’s widow, Sky Daily, of acting fast—as in within six hours of his death—to lock down his multi-million-dollar estate.
Before reading the report, Bubba laid out his suspicions about what he believed was already happening behind the scenes.
“So let me—I mean Jean—I think they were mad because I knew they were going to start doing stuff like this. This is a report that we got this morning. It says: ‘Within 6 hours of Hulk Hogan’s death, his wife Sky Daily made three shocking moves to protect his remaining $25 million estate from outsiders.’”
Bubba then broke down the report’s claims on-air, paraphrasing the major alleged moves Sky Daily made while Hogan’s body was barely cold.
“One, she immediately shut down rumors about Hogan’s health and death, denying coma or collapse reports and insisting he was recovering well with a strong heart.”
“Two, she led the creation of estate trusts, moving Hogan’s WWE shares, music rights, real estate, and endorsements into trusts that only she and their children can inherit. Three, she blocked legal claims from estranged adult children—Brooke and Nick.”
After reading through the list, Bubba called out the elephant in the room—who’s actually entitled to the estate, which he said includes cash and real estate valued between $25 to $30 million.
“There’s reportedly $26 million up for grabs—not including another 25 to 30 in real estate. Shouldn’t that go to Nick and Brooke and the wife and the grandbabies?”
The wrestling world may still be grieving the loss of Hulk Hogan, but according to Bubba, the legal battle over what he left behind might just be heating up. Sky Daily hasn’t responded publicly to the allegations, but if these estate moves are true, it’s clear she wasted no time locking things down.
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