Hulk Hogan’s daughter Brooke reacts to the sale of his Florida mansion, recalling family memories and criticising people she believes used him.

Brooke Hogan has shared an emotional reaction to the sale of her late father Hulk Hogan’s Florida mansion, accusing people close to him of benefiting from his fame and legacy.

The daughter of the wrestling legend expressed her anger after the beachfront property in Clearwater Beach, Florida, reportedly sold for $5.9 million.

The 5,400-square-foot mansion was listed for nearly $11 million in January. A guest cottage next door to the property was also sold for $2.8 million.

Brooke, 38, addressed the sale in a series of Instagram Stories, sharing a photograph of the home covered with a large ‘SOLD’ sticker.

‘The sick feeling is indescribable,’ she wrote.

The emotional post was followed by a reflection on the years she spent at the property with her father and his former wife, Jennifer McDaniel, who was married to Hulk from 2010 to 2021.

‘We cooked, we watched Jerry Springer, we played music, we cried,’ Brooke recalled.

She also described the routine she shared with her father whenever she visited the house.

‘I walked in that garage every visit and hugged him right when he’d open the garage door. I’d sit next to him for hours in the chair he died in,’ she wrote.

Brooke’s angry message after the sale

Brooke went on to describe how she and McDaniel had cared for Hulk during years of health struggles, including multiple back surgeries and knee and hip replacements.

She then turned her attention to people she believes took advantage of her father, whose real name was Terry Gene Bollea, following his death.

‘First Jen — who no one but me treated with respect. Then I was gone… the truth teller… I’m sure to everyone’s delight,’ Brooke wrote.

She continued by expressing her frustration over the property being sold.

‘And now it’s all gone. Sold for profit. Just like him… used for f***ing everyone else’s gain. Saddest ending I’ve ever seen. You know who TF you are,’ she added.

In another post featuring a photograph of the house, Brooke delivered a pointed message to those she believes benefited from the situation.

‘Enjoy your dirty money. You took my dad,’ she wrote.

Brooke also suggested that some people only appeared around her father when there was something to gain.

‘Apparently EVERYONE will show up at the end if you’re famous enough and they can profit off your demise,’ she said.

Her comments expressed her personal view of the circumstances surrounding the sale. She did not publicly identify the individuals she was criticising in the posts.

Brooke clarifies who her comments were about

Following the reaction to her statements, Brooke clarified that she was not targeting WWE wrestlers.

Instead, she said her remarks were directed at specific friends and family members whom she believes took advantage of her father’s fame.

Speaking to Us Weekly, Brooke explained why seeing the property sold had been so upsetting.

‘There’s something deeply unsettling about watching a person’s life and memories reduced to transactions,’ she said.

She continued: ‘Some people see a home filled with history and love. Others simply see what it’s worth.’

Brooke added that people’s behaviour when there was no longer anything to gain from a relationship could reveal how they had valued someone during their lifetime.

Her comments highlighted the personal significance of the house, which she associated with years of family memories rather than simply its financial value.

The family’s complicated inheritance history

Brooke’s latest remarks come against the backdrop of a complicated history involving her father’s estate.

In 2023, Hulk reportedly removed Brooke from his will, leaving her brother, Nick Hogan, as his sole beneficiary.

Brooke previously said she had asked to be removed from the will because she did not want to become involved in disputes over money.

She has also spoken about distancing herself from people she considered part of a toxic environment around her father.

In a previous social media post, she pushed back against criticism that she had not been present during his final period.

‘I’ve had to hear everyone say I’m the jerk for stepping away from the toxic behavior and brainwashing, fake, greedy people… “I should have been there.” “Everyone else” was there till the end. NO. They were there AT the end. To collect,’ she wrote.

Her latest posts suggest that the sale of the Florida property has brought those unresolved feelings back to the surface.

For Brooke, the home represented far more than a valuable piece of real estate. It was the setting for years of shared experiences with her father, making the reported sale an emotional moment as well as a financial transaction.