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Brooke Hogan is weighing multiple publisher offers for a tell-all memoir
Brooke Hogan's agent says four major New York publishers have bid on a memoir as she prepares to speak more openly after Hulk Hogan's death.

Brooke Hogan is shopping a memoir and several big houses want in according to people close to the talks.
Her agent has taken interest from four major New York publishers. Rep Susan Haber said Hulk Hogan's daughter has drawn "multiple offers from major New York publishers" for the project.
Haber who has worked with Brooke for nearly two decades said she has "carried a great deal privately" and that writing the story in her own words "could be incredibly cathartic."
The rep added that Brooke has never publicly shared some of the most explosive material and that a decision on the offers is expected Wednesday.
In the months after Hulk died Brooke pushed back on the Florida mansion sale the funeral plans and how his sex tape was handled while describing how fraught their bond had become.
A book that puts those claims on the record would mark her fullest public account yet of life inside that family.
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