“I was concerned because there were people that thought I might have something to do with this,” Hogan told the court. Gawker counters that its publishing of the footage in 2012 is protected by the First Amendment.Īlso Read: Hulk Hogan Testifies in $100 Million Sex-Tape Lawsuitĭuring his testimony in a Florida court on Tuesday, Hogan also adamantly denied having willingly participated in the tape as a money-making publicity stunt.
Hogan is suing Gawker for $100 million, claiming that the media company invaded his privacy when it published a portion of a sex tape featuring himself and Heather Clem, then-wife of radio DJ Todd “Bubba the Love Sponge” Clem. I was just being Hulk Hogan in character.” Quizzed about the interview, Hogan (real name: Terry Bollea) admitted that he “embellished a little bit about the number of women” he’d been with during that period, adding, “I was embellishing about instead of having a couple of girls, a bunch of girls.
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Hulk Hogan is apparently not as much of a ladies’ man as he’s made himself out to be.ĭuring his second day testifying in the the trial over his lawsuit against Gawker on Tuesday, Hogan conceded that he’s exaggerated accounts of his love life.ĭuring cross-examination, the pro wrestling legend’s attention was drawn to an interview he did with TMZ, during which he detailed the drunken, wild exploits he engaged in with “several brunettes” between his split with ex-wife Linda Hogan and meeting current wife, Jennifer McDaniel.Īlso Read: Why the Hulk Hogan v.
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