Hulk Hogan's Widow Denies Grooming Allegations Amid Lawsuit

Sky Daily, the widow of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, has vehemently denied accusations that she groomed her son's underage girlfriend, including supplying alcohol, in an effort to draw the teenager into the Church of Scientology. Daily, who was married to Hogan for nearly two years before his death in 2025, claims she is being targeted by a stalker behind the allegations.

Two lawsuits filed last week name Daily as a defendant. The first lawsuit, filed in Florida on behalf of Jane A Doe and Jane B Doe, alleges that Daily supplied alcohol for a party on March 28th, despite knowing minors would be present. The suit further claims Daily destroyed evidence of an alleged rape and ordered the victim from her home. According to the lawsuit, Daily left her son, Hayden Hitt, and his guests unsupervised while she attended a wrestling event. An underage girl, identified as Jane B Doe, claims she was raped by another attendee, John B Doe, at the party after being given a malt liquor beverage. The lawsuit states Jane B Doe suffered severe injuries and claims Daily removed evidence, including condoms and bloodstained sheets, from the scene.

The second lawsuit accuses Daily, described as a high-ranking member of the Church of Scientology, of grooming the girl to join the religious organization while she was a minor. This suit specifically alleges that Daily used alcohol and other methods to groom the plaintiff, who had moved into Daily's home due to familial issues. The complaint states Daily was determined for the plaintiff to enroll in the Applied Scholastic Online Academy, which it describes as a Scientology-affiliated school where Daily teaches. The lawsuit claims Daily procured alcohol for minors, including the plaintiff, on multiple occasions and at various establishments. It alleges Daily took the plaintiff to a wrestling event, served her vodka, and used her status as Hulk Hogan's widow to gain entry without identification.

Daily, in a self-shot video posted on social media, asserted her Christian faith and denied current ties to Scientology. "I am not a Scientologist," Daily stated. "I have been a Christian for almost 20 years. I was born into Scientology and, then I grew up, and I leaned into my grandparents' Episcopalian faith, and that's how I raised my kids since they were born." She identified the source of the allegations as a stalker who has pursued her for years. She also denied that the online academy her son attends is a front for Scientology, describing it as a standard online curriculum.

Daily did not directly address the specifics of the alleged rape in her video but focused on refuting the grooming and Scientology recruitment claims. She stated that perpetuating these claims harms her and dilutes the Christian message of her late husband. The lawsuit also claims that Daily encouraged the plaintiff to forgive her son, Hitt, for alleged "violent acts," stating that Hitt would physically attack the plaintiff, sometimes while under the influence of alcohol provided by Daily. When the plaintiff reported Hitt's attack to the police, the lawsuit claims Daily evicted her and discarded her belongings, warning her that no one would believe her.

Hogan, born Terry Bollea, died in July 2025 at the age of 71 from cardiac arrest. He and Daily were married in September 2023 in Clearwater, Florida.