May 14, 2008
A decision has finally been reached regarding Nick Bollea's reckless driving case. In case you haven't heard, the son of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan has been sentenced to 8 months in jail after pleading no contest in the crash that seriously injured his best friend John Graziano.
Known as Nick Hogan on the reality series Hogan Knows Best, Nick was also ordered by a Florida judge to serve five years of probation and surrender his driving privileges for three years.
May 2, 2008
Hulk Hogan is everywhere. The man had his own VH-1 reality series (Hogan Knows Best, though next season will feature his daughter and will be called Brooke Knows Best), hosts NBC's American Gladiators and is a tabloid regular thanks to his divorce proceedings with his long-time wife. It was announced today that Hulk will be heading up another TV show, this time on Country Music Television (or better known as CMT): Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling. The series, for which eight episodes have been ordered, will feature celebrities pitted against each other, training with former wrestlers as they prepare for wrestling bouts. Hulk will act as one of the judges.
April 2, 2008
Hogan Knows Best's Terry Bollea, popularly known as wrestling star Hulk Hogan, wife Linda Bollea and son Nick Bollea are now listed as defendants to a lawsuit filed by the family of John Graziano, who was critically injured in the crash of a car driven by Hulk Hogan's teenage son.
The lawsuit, which was filed in Pinellas County, Florida, claims that aforementioned stars of Hogan Knows Best were responsible for the car crash that happened in Clearwater, Florida on August 26, 2007 that left Nick's friend, 22-year-old Graziano, on life support with serious brain injuries. Aside from holding Nick's parents accountable for Nick's "reckless and negligent driving," it also insinuates that Hulk Hogan and his wife helped fuel their son's need for speed.
March 20, 2008
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Not surprisingly, Brooke Hogan, who catapulted to stardom as one of the stars of Hogan Knows Best, is presently suffering amid recent allegations that her infamous father, Hulk Hogan, had an affair with her best friend, 33-year-old Christiane Plante.
The affair, which reportedly triggered the 24-year marriage of Hulk Hogan, also known as Terry Bollea, and wife Linda, surfaced the media earlier this month when Plante told The National Enquirer that she “grew close” to the champion wrestler turned reality TV star and that their romantic relationship began at a time when he and Linda "privately knew their marriage was ending."
March 12, 2008
Over the past few weeks, BuddyTV has been reporting about the new spin-off series of Hogan Knows Best, to be led by the Hulkster's daughter, Brooke Hogan. Last week, VH1 finally made an official announcement regarding the series, which is going by the title Brooke Hogan Knows Best.
The cable network has ordered 10 half-hour episodes of the series, which will follow the 19-year-old reality star as she goes about in Miami free from her father's overprotective ways. She'll be governed by her own set of rules and dealing “with the ins and outs of daily life,” the pressures of handling her music career and finances on her own, new relationships and being away from the nest for the first time in her life.
March 5, 2008
Add this to the growing list of controversies surrounding Hulk Hogan's family.
A 33-year-old woman named Christiane Plante has confessed to having an affair with the 54-year-old pro wrestler, whose real name is Terry Bollea. Plante made the shocking revelation by writing to the National Enquirer, which claims that the affair took place last year while the family was filming VH1's Hogan Knows Best, before Hulk Hogan and wife Linda Hogan went their separate ways.