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Brooke Hogan

Brooke Hogan

American TV personality

Oct 29, 2026

7:47
But what was it like for Brooke Hogan as a child in the Hogan household? What role did you have and what was the experience like?
7:59
This is a very fully loaded question.
8:00
Tell us your life story.
8:07
I guess I could say, you know, to honor the thought of your parents did the best they could.
8:13
They tried the best they could.
8:16
Part of me feels like.
8:18
Yeah, that's probably true.

45 MINS LATER

53:22
But yeah, it's just there's a lot of gameplay with everybody trying to get their own needs met through love that doesn't exist.
3:13
these particular stats he died on 7 24 they embalmed embalmed him on 8 4 and the family sky and nick did a private autopsy 8 16 now how effective is an autopsy that you do when a body has been drained of all of its bodily fluids and replaced with formaldehyde how can you get any type of toxology report that would be credible
3:41
It's very hard, and I think the most interesting thing is the timeline of dad dies, Brooke asks for an autopsy, they embalm him quickly, and then I ask for an autopsy, and they're like, okay, okay, fine, we'll do it.
3:57
But we've already gotten rid of his blood, we've gotten rid of the evidence, so we'll do it to make you happy.
4:03
Look, here, we did an autopsy.
4:04
You happy? And now we're not going to show it to you, because...
4:08
I don't know, maybe it doesn't fit our narrative.
4:11
And you know, whoever this lady is, this uninformed, ignorant person from Virginia, let me just ask a couple questions.

6 MINS LATER

24:32
He's listening to the show right
24:33
now.
24:34
And.
24:35
Gentlemen, I absolutely understand what you're saying.
24:41
Unfortunately, that's not the route I ever wanted to go down.
24:45
I would only go down that route to rectify what happened to my dad.
24:52
My main point that I'm making here is for the public, which I think the public needs to know how skewed our justice system is.

5 MINS LATER

Jay DiacoPANELIST
6:33
a writing, a signed document where you did, or did you just do it by text?
6:37
I did it by text, and I said to Terry McCoy, I knew I had to say I was of sound mind, and Steve was like, why are you texting them? And I said, I have to do this, I have to do this.
6:48
I was crying.
6:49
I was fucking, excuse me, pardon my French, I was sobbing.
6:52
Like, sobbing.
6:54
I was definitely not of sound mind, but I was so scared about something.
6:59
Because I had talked, I had done my research, I had done my background searches, I went on my own little FBI investigation, and I was very scared about something.

20 MINS LATER

LummyPANELIST
27:14
I'll text it to you right now,
18:46
Well, the issue is
18:48
it's almost like it's.
18:50
I hate to say this, but it's like, I wouldn't have thought to do something like this.
18:55
It's almost like you have to be skilled in the art of doing it to get...
18:59
And it's not just because he's famous.
19:01
Because if there's nothing to hide, then there's nothing to hide.
19:05
It's the... premeditated like already knowing to call the private doctor down to sign his time of death versus the guy that's on duty at the er would normally do it right like okay we've got somebody that's deceased there's there's a highly qualified surgeon in the er or doctor in the er that would have done that but instead they're like let's call this guy and have him come down and sign it And what's crazy about that is if that doctor allegedly, maybe, don't know it to be true, gave him anything by him signing off and saying it was a natural death, well, that closes the case.

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27:56
I can't get a
10:09
And I'm like, you know, listen... okay that's great nick's great he's the best but i mean even though she didn't choose to participate in this in this project she is you know she you absolutely and and i and i hate to say this and i can only say this from my perspective but i mean you are his favorite you are literally and
10:31
what's really sad is is there was some sort of before i watched this there was some sort of I guess for lack of a better term, magic or hope or something that I held onto thinking, you know, I asked to be taken out of the will and my dad did it.
10:53
You know, I think I, I, imagined that there would be some sort of why um or hey you're the only person i trust like let's talk about it um but we had already talked about it i mean i was again looking through my text messages at things that i was texting him saying and it's funny because in the text messages i'm listing what he said to me about the people around him and i'm like you've told me this this this and this dad i'm only watching out for you and when I was pigeonholed is what it felt like and had to make this decision that I felt I had to at the time.
11:34
Um, it was so, I was so upset and it was even more upsetting to see how quickly you could be erased and how much it was like, okay, cool.
11:45
F you then.
11:46
And it was almost like a tit for tat thing.
11:47
And, and even when we were talking, there were tit for tat things.

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23:06
And I think that that needed to be discovered in an autopsy.
36:03
Usually the heat's on me.
36:05
Oh, man.
36:05
That's what she hated the most were, like, farts from, like, Beaver.
36:08
I think she got scarred from how much Beaver farted.
36:11
Yeah,
LummyPANELIST
36:26
She's a bitch.
36:26
Nothing beats my dad's morning poop, though, and he would always go in the bathroom by the kitchen and come out and leave in Willowdale.
36:37
He'd go right in that little red bathroom by the stairs.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
16:53
Um,
16:55
And that definitely happened for me.
16:57
And I, this is really sad and really cryptic and really weird for me to say, and I don't want anybody to take this the wrong way, but there were a certain set of circumstances that I had to create that distance.
17:14
And it wasn't because I wanted to.
17:15
No child wants to separate from their parents.
17:19
Like we're born to love them.
17:21
Like they're our only thing that we know from birth, right? And if anybody witnessed anything, it was that me and my dad were like freaking mutton Jeff.

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35:59
What's your relationship like currently with your mom?
Jay DiacoPANELIST
43:27
In a
43:28
weird time in life.
43:29
You know, you see all these people online.
43:30
They're like, oh, now their dad's passed away.
43:32
Now she's, like, soaking up the fame.
43:33
And I'm like, we had this rock the block deal, like, months before that happened.
speaker_19UNKNOWN
43:58
And his funeral, opting to mourn privately.
44:01
I had asked to be removed from my father's will when he decided to proceed with his third marriage.

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