Brooke Hogan has spent months hinting that there’s much more to her famous family’s story than the public knows. Now, four major publishing houses are reportedly interested in paying her to reveal all.
According to TMZ, the 38-year-old daughter of late WWE icon Hulk Hogan is considering offers from four major New York publishing companies for a tell-all memoir. Her agent is currently reviewing the proposals, with a decision expected Wednesday, November 11. Although no agreement has been reached, Brooke’s representative is already suggesting that the book could uncover details she has never shared publicly.
“I’ve known Brooke for nearly 20 years, and she’s carried a great deal privately,” Susan Haber told TMZ. “Telling her story in her own words could be incredibly cathartic.”
Haber also referred to some of Brooke’s previously undisclosed revelations as “explosive,” noting that “she shouldn’t have to carry that weight forever.”
Based on what Brooke has already shared about her family, there’s certainly plenty she could address in the memoir.
Since Hulk’s death in July 2025, Brooke has questioned several aspects of how his legacy has been handled, as well as the people who surrounded him during his final years. She has raised concerns about his funeral, criticized the circumstances surrounding the sale of his Clearwater Beach mansion, and publicly challenged accounts of their strained relationship.
The mansion’s sale sparked further controversy in October, when the waterfront property was finally sold after several price reductions. Brooke opposed the sale, emphasizing that the home held years of family memories and was more than just another valuable property.
Her relationship with Hulk has also been marked by significant tension.
In September, Brooke disclosed that her father having an affair with her friend Christiane Plante was a major turning point in their relationship. While she eventually forgave him, she explained that the incident permanently changed their connection.
“Something between us changed afterward,” Brooke told Us Weekly. “I don’t think he ever related to me in quite the same way again.”
Brooke has also spoken out against Netflix’s Hulk Hogan: Real American, claiming the four-part documentary overlooked much of the family’s personal history. She chose not to participate in the project and later described it as “missing 98 percent of real life.”
Her relationship with her mother, Linda Hogan, has also been the subject of public disputes. After Linda accused Brooke of turning her back on the family, Brooke threatened to share private screenshots that she said would shed light on why she chose to distance herself.
“The selective amnesia isn’t gonna work,” she warned on Instagram. “Final warning.”
Disagreements over Hulk’s estate have further complicated the family’s ongoing tensions. Brooke was removed from his will in 2023 at her own request. Although she initially stood by the decision, she later expressed regret about having no say in matters concerning her father’s legacy. Her brother, Nick Hogan, was named the sole beneficiary of the wrestler’s fortune.
Brooke rose to fame alongside her parents and brother on VH1’s Hogan Knows Best, which brought the family into millions of homes during reality television’s peak popularity.
