A pair of civil lawsuits has drawn the household of the late wrestler Hulk Hogan into a painful public reckoning, asking whether a family home became a place where minors were given alcohol and harm was allowed to unfold. The accusations, first surfaced by TMZ and carried further by Fox News, belong for now to the realm of claims rather than established fact, and the court will decide what they are worth. Yet their weight lies in what they ask of anyone who opens a door to young people: whether responsibility was honored or abandoned in the quiet hours that followed.
Lawsuit Alleges Hulk Hogan's Widow Supplied Alcohol Before Sexual Assault of Minor at Son's Party
A minor girl alleges she was sexually assaulted for hours at a party after being given alcohol, and another woman alleges repeated violence in the home.
A pair of civil lawsuits has drawn the household of the late wrestler Hulk Hogan into a painful public reckoning, asking whether a family home became a place where minors were given alcohol and harm was allowed to unfold. The accusations, first surfaced by TMZ and carried further by Fox News, belong for now to the realm of claims rather than established fact, and the court will decide what they are worth. Yet their weight lies in what they ask of anyone who opens a door to young people: whether responsibility was honored or abandoned in the quiet hours that followed.
Two civil lawsuits now name Sky Daily, widow of wrestling star Hulk Hogan, and her son Hayden Hitt as defendants. TMZ first reported the suits and Fox News followed. None of the allegations has been proven, and everything here rests on the filings as TMZ described them.
The first suit concerns a party Hitt allegedly held on March 28, while Daily was away at a wrestling event. The plaintiff, identified only as Jane B. Doe, was a minor. The suit says she drank from a Four Loko, lost consciousness, and was then assaulted by a minor boy over several hours. It also alleges that Hitt crudely advertised her and staged a sexual "auction" involving her. Afterward, she says, Daily disposed of evidence, including used condoms and bloodstained sheets, and she describes serious injuries.
A second suit, brought by another woman also named Jane Doe, describes repeated violence by Hitt while she lived in the home. Screenshots cited in the filing show her describing being shoved into a clothes rack, and a reply attributed to Daily that tells her to wait until morning before speaking. The next day, she says, Hitt texted to ask whether she planned to press charges, then unsent the message.
A spokesperson for Daily did not respond to Fox News's request for comment. Hogan, born Terry Bollea, died in July 2025 at 71. The defendants' formal answers and the filings themselves will now show how much of this account holds.
Two civil lawsuits now name Sky Daily, the widow of wrestling star Hulk Hogan, and her son, Hayden Hitt, as defendants. The suits were first reported by TMZ and later picked up by Fox News. None of the allegations has been proven, and the reporting rests on the contents of the filings as TMZ described them.
The first suit centers on a party that Hitt, Hogan's stepson, allegedly held on March 28 while Daily was at a Real American wrestling event. According to the suit, Daily bought the alcohol even though she knew minors would be there. The plaintiff is identified only as Jane B. Doe, a minor.
The suit says Jane B. Doe took a sip of a Four Loko and lost consciousness. It alleges she was then raped by a minor boy, identified as John B. Doe. The filing claims the assault went on for several hours. It also alleges that Hitt advertised her in crude terms and ran an "auction" for sex with her.
The suit describes what happened afterward. Jane B. Doe says she retrieved one used condom, but that Daily disposed of two others along with bloodstained sheets. She claims to have suffered vaginal and anal trauma.
The claims are divided among the defendants. Jane B. Doe is suing Daily and Hitt for negligence. She is suing John B. Doe for sexual assault, battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
A second, separate lawsuit was filed by another woman, also identified as Jane Doe. She alleges that Hitt was repeatedly violent toward her while she lived with him and Daily. Screenshots of messages that she allegedly sent to Daily are cited. In one, she wrote that Hitt "shoved me all the way from the door into the clothes rack." Daily allegedly replied, according to TMZ: "I'm sorry he's acting out. Now is not the time to talk sense. Always wait till the morning."
The suit also says that the next day Hitt texted the woman to ask whether she was pressing charges, then unsent the message. She is suing both mother and son for emotional distress, Hitt for battery, and Daily on a civil claim related to criminal practices.
A listed spokesperson for Daily did not respond to Fox News's request for comment. Hogan, whose legal name was Terry Bollea, died in July 2025 at age 71.
What comes next will play out in court. The defendants' formal responses and the filings themselves will show how much of the account survives.
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