Hulk Hogan's Darkest Times

0:00On April 22nd, Hulk Hogan's new Netflix docu-series dived deep into his toughest times, revealing how he hit rock bottom after his 2007. The force from Linda Hogan and even thought about ending it all. The wrestling legend, real name Terry Balea, passed away last July at age 71 from a heart attack, but he staffed these raw interviews before. He died. Married to Linda from 1983 to 2009, he had two kids, daughter Brooke, now 37, and son Nick 35, and their family starred in the reality show Hogan knows best back in the 2000s. To cut ties completely, Hogan handed over 70% of his assets to Linda, leaving him flat broke and spiraling. That frustration bored over into an explosive 2009 Rolling Stone interview that drew massive backlash, pushing his mental health to the edge. Friends and colleagues saw it as the darkest chapter of his life, with former wrestling exec Eric Bischoff calling it utterly devastating.

1:01Hogan himself described sitting with a gun, lost in a haze of drinking and pills, barely pulling back from the brink. TNA wrestling stepped in around that time, giving him the financial lifeline he needed to climb out. He later married Jennifer McDaniel from 2010 to 2021, then tied the knot with Sky Daily in September 2000, 23, right up until his death. The full story in Hogan Real American is streaming now on Netflix, shedding light on the man behind the Hogan Mania, pop culture, powered by AI. This is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with the story.