Hulk Hogan’s Estranged Daughter Sets Off Alarms With Wild Post Tying Taylor Swift to the ‘Devil’

Brooke Hogan and Taylor Swift (Photos via USA Today and Instagram)
Brooke Hogan must want to feel the wrath of the Swifties following her comments on Taylor Swift, which are certainly going to raise some eyebrows.

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Hulk Hogan’s daughter, Brooke, has been speaking out a lot more since the tragic death of her father earlier this year.

WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan was laid to rest in a private funeral less than two weeks after his tragic passing from a heart attack. Brooke was noticeably absent.

Since his passing, Brooke has been vocal about the complications of their relationship before Hogan’s death, although they reportedly made peace just before his death.

She also made it clear that she was not at all convinced that her father’s death was natural. She had her suspicions about how her father tragically passed away.

Brooke Hogan had social media buzzing when she claimed police body cam footage would reveal more about his death.

Now, Hogan is taking aim at a mega pop star with her shocking claims.

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Brooke Hogan Brings Up The Devil and Taylor Swift

Brooke is sparking major concern after she publicly claimed that the devil may have affected Taylor Swift’s new album.

‘The Life of a Showgirl’ finally dropped last Friday, and there has been a wave of mixed reviews on it. The most notable one is of Swift appearing to talk about Travis Kelce’s manhood on a song called “Wood.”

Swift recently appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” The Grammy winner told viewers that the concept of “Wood” was originally “innocent.”

In a now-deleted Instagram post, the daughter of late WWE icon Hulk said she was “Convinced the devil is working through music and television.”

Brooke Hogan told her followers, “Don’t be a sheep. Guard your gates. Protect your children.”

She never mentioned Taylor Swift by name, but she did say she was referring to a ‘very popular female artist’ who uses the F word in her songs.

Hogan has gone social media quiet since that deleted post.