Brooke Hogan Reportedly Fielding Major Book Offers for Explosive Family Tell-All
Hulk Hogan’s daughter has challenged accounts of their estrangement. Her rep says she’s carried even more privately — and telling her story could be cathartic.
ByBernadette Giacomazzo
November 7, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Brooke Hogan is reportedly weighing tell-all memoir offers from four major New York publishers, with a decision expected November 11 and no deal finalized.
- Her representative Susan Haber teased “explosive” revelations as Brooke continues challenging accounts of her estrangement from Hulk Hogan and criticizing how others have handled his legacy.
- Brooke has also clashed publicly with her mother, Linda, and called Netflix’s Hulk Hogan documentary “missing 98 percent of real life,” leaving plenty of family history for a potential memoir.
Brooke Hogan has been warning for months that the public doesn’t know the whole story about her famous family. Now, four major publishing houses reportedly want to pay her to tell it.
According to TMZ, the 38-year-old daughter of late WWE legend Hulk Hogan is entertaining offers from four major New York publishers for a tell-all memoir. Her agent is reviewing proposals, with a decision expected Wednesday, November 11. No deal has been finalized, but Brooke’s representative is already teasing revelations that could go well beyond what she’s 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 described some of Brooke’s previously undisclosed information as “explosive,” adding that “she shouldn’t have to carry that weight forever.”
And considering what Brooke has already revealed about her family, there’s no shortage of material.
Since Hulk’s death in July 2025, Brooke has challenged everything from how his legacy was handled to the people around him in his final years. She has questioned aspects of his funeral, criticized the circumstances surrounding the sale of his Clearwater Beach mansion, and publicly disputed claims made about their estrangement.
The mansion’s sale became another flashpoint in October, when the waterfront property changed hands after multiple price reductions. Brooke objected to the transaction, describing the home as a place filled with family memories rather than simply another piece of valuable real estate.
Her relationship with Hulk has been equally contentious.
In September, Brooke revealed that her father sleeping with her friend Christiane Plante was a major turning point in their relationship. Although she forgave him, she said the experience permanently altered their bond.
“Something between us changed afterward,” Brooke told Us Weekly. “I don’t think he ever related to me in quite the same way again.”
She has also criticized Netflix’s Hulk Hogan: Real American, arguing that the four-part documentary glossed over much of the family’s private history. Brooke declined to participate in the project and later described it as “missing 98 percent of real life.”
Meanwhile, her relationship with her mother, Linda Hogan, has produced its own public confrontations. After Linda accused Brooke of abandoning the family, Brooke threatened to release private screenshots that she claimed would explain her decision to cut contact.
“The selective amnesia isn’t gonna work,” she warned on Instagram. “Final warning.”
Questions surrounding Hulk’s estate have added another layer to the family dispute. Brooke was removed from his will in 2023 at her own request, a decision she initially defended before later expressing regret over losing any say in matters involving her father’s legacy. Her brother, Nick Hogan, was named the sole beneficiary of the wrestler’s fortune.
Brooke first became a household name alongside her parents and brother on VH1’s Hogan Knows Best, which introduced the family to millions of viewers during the height of reality television’s popularity.
