Hulk Hogan was living in the lap of luxury at his mansion in Florida at the time of his death, according to photos and video of his spectacular estate.
Where Did Hulk Hogan Live at the Time of His Death?
The wrestling legend — whose real name was Terry Bollea — had been living in Clearwater, Fla., at the time of his death on Thursday (July 24).
Various estimates place the value of the property at more than double that today.
Highlights of the residence include a great room with an adjoining terrace that offers spectacular views of the Gulf, as well as more top amenities:
- A chef’s kitchen with professional-grade appliances.
- A 1000-square-foot owner’s retreat with a sitting area, Gulf front terrace, morning bar, luxury bath and custom closet.
- A media room.
- An elevator.
- 1,500 square feet of covered porches.
- A lavish pool and spa area.
Take a look inside the luxury property in the video below:
How Did Hulk Hogan Die?
According to Clearwater Police Major Nate Burnside, police were dispatched to Hogan’s home at 10:19AM on Thursday, arriving at 10:23. Hogan was transported to Morton Plant Hospital less than 10 minutes later at 10:32AM.
In a press conference Thursday afternoon, Burnside revealed that Hogan died at 11:17AM.
What Was Hulk Hogan’s Cause of Death?
It could take weeks for the medical examiner to make an official ruling as to Hogan’s cause of death.
However, authorities said he was experiencing a serious medical problem when they arrived, and that the nature of the call was for cardiac arrest.
Police suspect no foul play in Hogan’s death.
Was Hulk Hogan Sick Before He Died?
Hulk Hogan had undergone multiple surgeries related to injuries suffered during his wrestling career in recent years.
In late 2024, he revealed he’d had 10 back surgeries in the last decade. In response to rumors that he was on his death bed, Hogan’s team told E! News in June that he had undergone neck surgery, but denied that there was any reason to worry.
Has Hulk Hogan’s Family Made a Statement About His Death?
Hogan’s wife, Sky Daily, turned to social media on Friday morning to make a heartbreaking statement about her husband’s death, saying it came unexpectedly although he had been dealing with some health issues
She and Hogan married in September 2023.
Prior to that, Hogan was married to Linda Hogan from 1983 until 2009. She is the mother of his two children.
Hogan married Jennifer McDaniel in 2010. The couple divorced in 2021.
Funeral plans for Hulk Hogan have not been announced.
40 Photos of Hulk Hogan’s Life In and Out of the Wrestling Ring
Gallery Credit: Rob Carroll
