Hulk Hogan inspired kids, spread positivity in 2008 visit to Children’s Hospital
Hulk Hogan’s visit to a Children’s Hospital in 2008 left kids and parents inspired, spreading positivity.
In 2008, pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan made a memorable visit to Children’s Hospital, where he received a grand reception. Hogan was crowned King Bachuus, the leader of the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans. “This is unbelievable, man. You people are just great, so I feel really honored to be the king. Can I be the king next year too?” The 40-year-old wrestling icon spent time visiting kids, sharing a positive message of strength and resilience. “I’m proud of you. Stay strong because it’s a lot to deal with, you know,” Hogan encouraged. Hogan noted how the experience put life into perspective for him, saying, “It helps me keep my priorities in order and realize what’s really important.” WATCH the full story in the video above. Hulk Hogan died on Thursday. He was 71.
In 2008, pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan made a memorable visit to Children’s Hospital, where he received a grand reception.
Hogan was crowned King Bachuus, the leader of the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans. “This is unbelievable, man. You people are just great, so I feel really honored to be the king. Can I be the king next year too?”
The 40-year-old wrestling icon spent time visiting kids, sharing a positive message of strength and resilience. “I’m proud of you. Stay strong because it’s a lot to deal with, you know,” Hogan encouraged.
Hogan noted how the experience put life into perspective for him, saying, “It helps me keep my priorities in order and realize what’s really important.”
WATCH the full story in the video above.
Hulk Hogan died on Thursday. He was 71.
