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Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Hulk Hogan's Ex-Wife Linda Breaks Silence on His Death With Heartbreaking Post
Linda Hogan broke her silence on the death of her former husband, late WWE legend Hulk Hogan. In a July 28 comment added to an Instagram post that she shared four days before her former husband's death, Linda, 65, wrote, 'I had no idea he would pass away this soon. We all really thought he would make a comeback! Big surprise. We are all devastated. It's hitting me so hard.' Linda also wrote about her love for Hogan, whom she divorced in 2009. 'I loved Hulkster more than he loved me,' she wrote. 'It hurt when he cheated. But he was sooo famous. I sort of [understood] but it was crushing. It hurt. I never got over him or started a real relationship w anyone ... I missed HIM! I've been weeping all day. The finality. It's just shocking." "We spent every minute together for so many years," Linda added. "I've known him since he was 28 yrs old! I was 22. I still love him. Even tho I never spoke or saw him Nick did .. and Nick would tell me things and vice versa. Just news about life. I still felt .. although broken .. we still were a family. It's so hard to know he's just gone. I tried to stay strong for Nick .. but I'm melting down now. It's very sad. I love you Hulkster. You were my man. The only man for me. RIP.' Hulk Hogan, whose birth name was Terry Gene Bollea, died at his Clearwater, FL, home on July 24, after EMTs responded to a cardiac arrest incident, TMZ reported. The WWE Hall of Famer was 71 years old. Four days earlier, his estranged ex posted a nostalgic throwback from happier times. "The good old days!" Linda captioned a photo of the former couple. Linda and Hulk Hogan were married from 1985 to 2009 and shared two children, Brooke and Nick. From 2005 to 2007, the family starred in a VH1 reality show, Hogan Knows Best. Linda filed for divorce in October 2007 after a messy split amid rumors that Hogan had an affair with a family friend. Hogan later admitted to the affair, per E! News. Hulk Hogan was married to Sky Daily at the time of his Hogan's Ex-Wife Linda Breaks Silence on His Death With Heartbreaking Post first appeared on Men's Journal on Jul 29, 2025
Daily Mail
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Hulk Hogan's devastated ex-wife says she is 'melting down' after death of WWE legend
The devastated ex-wife of late WWE icon Hulk Hogan, Linda Hogan, says she is 'melting down' as she broke her silence on her former husbands' death in a lengthy statement. The Hulkster passed away on Thursday at age 73, with reaction coming from around the world to one of the most popular professional wrestlers of all time. Quiet has been his family members, with estranged daughter Brooke Hogan yet to make a public statement on Hulk's passing. Now, Linda, who was married to Hogan from 1983 to 2009, has spoken out. Linda commented on her own post from the previous week, with a photo of her and Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, during the prime of Hulkamania. 'I had no idea he would pass away this soon,' Linda said. 'We all really thought he would make a come back! Big surprise. We are all devastated. It's hitting me so hard.' 'I loved Hulkster more than he loved me. It hurt when he cheated. But he was sooo famous. I sort of (understood) but it was crushing. It hurt. I (never) got over him or started a real relationship (with) anyone.. I missed HIM! I've been weeping all day. The finality. It's just shocking. We spent every minute together for so many years.' 'I've known him since he was 28 (years) old! I was 22. I still love him. Even (though) I never spoke or saw him, (son) Nick did.. and Nick would tell me things and vice versa. Just news about life.' 'I still felt.. although broken.. we still were a family. It's so hard to know he's just gone. I tried to stay strong for Nick.. but I'm melting down now. It's very sad. I love you Hulkster. You were my man. The only man for me. RIP.' Hogan's estranged son-in-law, former NHL star Steve Oleksy, has also broken his silence on his father-in-law's passing on social media on Tuesday, less than a week after his death. Oleksy, who is spent known for his stints with the Washington Capitals and rival Pittsburgh Penguins, married Brooke in 2022. 'My wife and I have not released any official statement about the death of my father in law,' Oleksy said on Instagram, with a photo of the trio as the background. 'We are grieving and processing privately and ask for the respect to do so. If you see or hear something it did not come from us. There are many disturbing AI videos circulating that do not represent our family, feelings, or opinions. Thank you very much for the love, support, and understanding.'
Mint
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
Fox renews ‘Bob's Burgers' for Season 16: All you need to know
Fox has officially announced that Bob's Burgers will be returning for its highly anticipated Season 16 this September and will continue its usual 9.30 PM ET Sunday slot. Part of Fox's flagship 'Animation Domination' lineup, the animated sitcom remains a Sunday-night favorite for fans of quirky family humor and pun-laden burgers. According to Screen Rant, Bob's Burgers is not just returning for Season 16, it has secured a future that stretches to Season 19, taking it through the 2028-2029 broadcast season. The announcement was part of a multi-season renewal for Fox's key animated hits, including The Simpsons, Family Guy, and American Dad. Marci Proietto, head of 20th Television, said that the historic four-season order was 'truly monumental' and added that these 'legendary shows' will continue for hundreds of more episodes which will allow fans to watch, rewatch and enjoy them for years, TV Insider reported. Fox has released a sneak peek of the upcoming season of Bob's Burgers, giving fans a taste of the quirky chaos to come. Among the season's highlights are Linda pushing the family into a forced bonding experience through a 'family walk' and the kids: Tina, Gene, and Louise, launching a secret underground snack business at school. Viewers can also look forward to a wild family night at a casino and Linda digging up some unexpected secrets about her late grandfather. The beloved voice cast of the series is set to return with the new season. H Jon Benjamin is lending his voice once again to Bob Belcher and Jimmy Pesto Jr, while John Roberts voices Linda Belcher. Dan Mintz is also set to return as Tina, Eugene Mirman as Gene, Kristen Schaal as Louise, and Larry Murphy as Teddy. With a familiar cast and fresh comedic adventures, Season 16 is shaping up to be another delight for fans of the animated hit. While no official trailer for the latest season has been released, fans can catch up on previous seasons on Hulu. New episodes will be available on Fox every Sunday, beginning September 28, 2025. Encore episodes air on Thursdays and it began on May 29. Yes, Bob's Burgers Season 16 will premiere on September 28, 2025, on Fox. No. The show has been renewed through Season 19, which will air during the 2028–2029 TV season. Bill Hader was originally cast to voice Mickey but was replaced by Loren Bouchard due to scheduling conflicts. No. Season 15 has already aired, and the show continues with Season 16 and beyond.
Daily Record
21 hours ago
- Health
- Daily Record
Dear Coleen: I'm grieving and worried sick about my health
"I've been putting off health checks, as I'm too scared to go in case I also have the disease, which I know doesn't make any sense, but I don't want to face the possibility that something is wrong with me" Dear Coleen I'm a woman in my 40s and have very bad health anxiety at the moment. I'm sure it's got something to do with my age and feeling older, but I've lost three people close to me in the space of six months, which has been very hard. One was an old friend, who I'd known since school, then my dad passed away and then my cousin, who was the same age as me. They all died from different types of cancer and now it's all I think about. I've been putting off health checks, as I'm too scared to go in case I also have the disease, which I know doesn't make any sense, but I don't want to face the possibility that something is wrong with me. I have two young children and the thought of leaving them without a mother haunts me. I feel ill all the time, which is probably psychosomatic, but I Google my symptoms constantly. It's really affecting my mental health and my quality of life. I know you've been bereaved recently and have cancer in your family, and wonder how you've been able to cope. Any ideas to help calm my anxiety would be welcome. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. Coleen says When people close to you die, I think it's natural to think about your own mortality. I felt it after my sister Linda died in January, so I don't want you to think you're alone in trying to process these thoughts and feelings. I also felt selfish and quite guilty for thinking about myself, which is maybe something you've felt, too. I dealt with my grief for Linda and my fears around my own health by having therapy. I realised I was feeling overwhelmed and it helped a lot to speak to someone. You've had to cope with a lot in the past six months, so please reach out to your GP or have a look online for private therapists or support groups. The bereavement charity Cruse ( is a good place to start and you can search for its local support services. Stop Googling – if you stub your toe, the chances are the internet will tell you that cancer is a possibility. I think it also helps to own how you feel and name your fears because they lose some of their power and become less scary. Tell friends and your partner how you feel and get their perspective. Explain to your doctor you're afraid of screening. If you did have a health issue, not getting tested won't make it go away and the purpose of screening is to catch disease early and treat it. Also, if you have tests and get the all-clear, it'll give you peace of mind and remove anxiety.
Metro
2 days ago
- Health
- Metro
Anne Nolan, 74, emotional about 'sisters who didn't survive'
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Anne Nolan has spoken about losing her late sisters as she opens up about becoming cancer-free. Appearing on Good Morning Britain on Monday morning, Anne shared the exciting news that she is officially cancer-free after being diagnosed with breast cancer for the second time in 2020. The former singer from The Nolans told Ed Balls and Charlotte Hawkins that after hearing the good news, she immediately thought of her sisters who had died. Linda Nolan died in January at the age of 65, and Bernie Nolan died in 2013 at the age of 52, both from breast cancer. 'It's been very traumatic. When I received the letter a few weeks ago, I picked it up, and it said NHS, and I thought, 'Oh I don't want to know, I'm not sure if I want to know if it's bad news'. 'And I put it aside for about ten minutes, and after a while, my logical brain kicked in and said, 'You have to find out, you need to know. 'I opened it and it was all good news, and I had a bit of a weep at the beginning. I feel lucky, blessed, relieved, and then emotional thinking about my sisters having gone through the same thing but not surviving.' She then spoke about her own cancer journey, which has been going on for five years. 'I rang the bell five years ago after I finished my chemo, but then you have another five years before you're actually told that the cancer is no, it hasn't come back. 'Yeah, I had a mammogram every year for five years, and the last one was in May this year. But I did think about Linda at the time and Bernie as well. Bernie is like Bernie has been gone now about 12 years. She added that she's sure Linda is looking down on her, thinking 'thank goodness.' She reflected that although she and Linda had been diagnosed with cancer around the same time, Linda did not survive the ordeal. 'Linda received her diagnosis about a week after me, actually, and we went through it together during Covid.' She then reminisced on this time together: 'Linda and I were there to support each other. We had our chemo together. She was the one who called us the chemo sisters. She was always in a good mood, always happy and kept me going because I had, I had a bad time during my chemo, and it was great to have her support. 'And then when her cancer spread, she didn't survive.' This interview comes after the star announced the news publicly just a few days ago. On social media, she shared a long message with fans: 'Now, five years later, I'm overjoyed to share that my latest results show I am cancer free.' In an interview with The Mirror, she shared that she immediately thought of her sisters who had died from cancer. More Trending 'Although I was absolutely thrilled, I did think about them,' she said. 'I didn't feel guilty because it's nothing to do with me but I did feel sad that they weren't as lucky as I was. It's an emotional thing for me to think about them not surviving and then I did survive. But that's just the luck of the draw.' She added that she now is ready to seize life and 'grab everything with both hands.' 'When you've had a life-threatening disease and you've lost two sisters then it brings it all to the forefront,' she said. 'It makes you value life. You grab everything with both hands. Whenever I'm asked to do something, I say yes straight away. When you come through it and you're at the other end and you think, well I didn't die and I'm alive and I'm gonna live every day.' Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. View More » MORE: I had a Commodore Amiga as a kid and this is not the gaming future I imagined – Reader's Feature MORE: Legendary TV star 'helps police arrest real-life criminal' MORE: Lego Game Boy is so accurate even the advert is the same
