Hulk Hogan's daughter discovers shocking details about WHO legend

The WWE icon passed away at the age of 71 on Thursday as a result of a heart attack on his home in Clearwater, Florida.

Emergency services rushed him to a local hospital, but he was declared dead at the medical center.

His death occurred just a few months after a severe family clash with his daughter and ex-wife, Linda Hogan, who had left deep emotional consequences, traces the telegraph.

Linda had accused the former wrestler of destroying their family, claiming that Brooke had severed relations with both parents because of his behavior.

In a late statement, however, Brooke stressed that her relationship with her father had never ceased, despite challenges.

My father's blood flows through my veins. His eyes shine on my children. And our relationship has never been broken, nor in his last moments”, Brocke wrote in a long message to social networks Tuesday.

We had a deeper relationship than words, a lifelong relationship. I am so grateful to know his true version, not what the world saw through a curable lens. We shared a calm and holy bond that could be seen and felt by anyone who saw us together. When he left this world, I felt as if part of my soul ran away with him. I felt it before the news reached my”.

Public clashes between family members began months ago, when in a video published on social networks in March, Linda accused Hogan of being a freckle “ ” and of “dependent on sex”.

She added that the family was “in the biggest possible mess”, after Brooke had both parents removed from her life.

Brooke reacted to her mother's statements, saying her father was not the only cause of family discord. It claimed that “was verbal and mentally abused” during childhood.

It often turned into physical violence. And sometimes abuse does not come from the supposed person. It takes different shapes and sizes,” added Brooke.

After this statement, Linda withdrew from her previous stance and, in a sudden twist, defended Hogan, calling her daughter a “narcist”. /Periscope/