Linda Hogan Still Has a Sizable Net Worth Thanks to a Lucrative Divorce and Reality TV Exploits

Hulk Hogan was one of the more famous wrestlers in the history of the sport. Although he died in July 2025, people continue to have an interest in his family as well. In January of 2024, the news broke that Hulk's son, Nick, had been arrested for a DUI. Hulk showed up for his son, which led many to want to learn more about Hulk's family as a whole, and about his ex-wife Linda in particular.

Many will remember Linda from the years she spent starring in Hogan Knows Best alongside her late ex-husband from 2005 to 2007. Although she is not as famous as she once was, Linda still has a pretty impressive net worth.

Thanks to her role on the reality series and Hulk's massive wealth, Linda has an estimated net worth of roughly $10 million, per Celebrity Net Worth. While it's less than Hulk's $25 million net worth at the time of his death, it's still a pretty impressive sum and one that suggests what she's been able to accomplish even since her divorce from Hulk more than 15 years ago.

In addition to the money she likely got from her late ex-husband, Linda also wrote a book published in 2011 titled Wrestling the Hulk: My Life Against the Ropes. Ultimately, though, it seems that Linda has mostly stayed out of the public eye in the aftermath of her reality show and divorce in 2009. She was arrested in 2012 on a DUI, but in the last decade, she has mostly been away from public view.

Linda and Hulk were together for longer than they were divorced. The two first met at a restaurant in Los Angeles, and they dated for two years long distance, mostly speaking to one another over the telephone.

They married in 1983, and Linda first filed for divorce in 2007. The divorce was finalized two years later in 2009.

Linda's publicist revealed that her client filed for divorce after discovering that Hulk had had an affair with one of her daughter's closest friends. According to E News, via the St. Petersburg Times, Linda got "a little more than 70 percent of the couple's liquid assets, along with 40 percent ownership in his various companies." She also received a $3 million property settlement as well as $7.44 million of the couple's $10.41 million held in bank and investment accounts.