Brooke Hogan, daughter of legendary professional wrestler, Hulk Hogan and co-star of their reality series, Hogan Knows Best, is busy making a name for herself, away from her famous father's coattails.

Aside from starring in a reality show with the rest of her family, Brooke Hogan is also an aspiring musical artist with a debut album out in the market and a follow up in the making.  She is also becoming a more visible entertainment personality, recently co-hosting the second edition of FOX's Reality Channel awards show.

The 19-year old co-star of Hogan Knows Best was one of the presenters at last Tuesday's Really Awards, which is FOX's way of honoring the best and most outrageous moments of the past year's herd of reality programs.  This year's line-up of awards that were handed out include Favorite Fight, Favorite Tears, Favorite Showmance, Favorite Winner, Favorite Loser, Favorite Hottie, Favorite Villain, Favorite Judge Or Host, Favorite Pottymouth, Favorite Altered State, The Baddest Bitch, Favorite Moment of Prayer, Reality Performer of The Year, Favorite Competition Reality Show and Favorite Non-Competition Reality Show.

“Reality television continues to grow and it has evolved into one of TV's largest and most fascinating genres,” David Lyle, President of FOX Reality Channel said a few weeks ago.  “We strive to be at the forefront of this phenomenal programming and are pleased to bring the fans a show honoring the people that put their lives out there and keep the public tuning in for more. The show was a tremendous success last year and we expect more groundbreaking, completely original ‘real' moments this year.”

A highlight, albeit hardly a shining moment, of this year's award ceremonies was the onstage altercation between the former Partridge Family child star, drug junkie, interdisciplinary martial arts black belter and one time steroid used and Survivor castaway, Jonny Fairplay.  After Bonaduce suddenly went onstage as Fairplay was in the middle of presenting the final category of the evening, the Survivor alum jumped on the normally sour Bonaduce and proceeded to hump his torso.  Not amused at the stunt, Bonaduce tossed the slight Fairplay over his head, causing Fairplay to land face first on the stage behind Bonaduce.

Catch more of the scene-stealing incident, as well as Hogan Knows Best's Brooke Hogan when the Really Awards airs on the FOX Reality Channel beginning Saturday, October 13.


-Rosario Santiago, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: Gossip Girls, Reality TV Magazine
(Image Courtesy of Gossip Girls)