Allegations against Hulk Hogan’s widow, Sky Daily, have come to light in recent days. In two new lawsuits, Sky has been accused of supplying alcohol at a party that minors attended on March 28. Additionally, a Jane Doe has alleged that she was raped at the party and that Sky allegedly helped cover it up by getting rid of evidence.
The second lawsuit accuses Sky of trying to groom a teenager to get her to join the Church of Scientology. This is the allegation that Sky has seemingly addressed—by denying that she is a Scientologist.
Sky spoke about her ties to the Church of Scientology in a video.
After these allegations against her came to light, she insisted that she is not a Scientologist and that the rumor that she is one came to be because of an alleged “stalker.” In her video, she asserted that while she was “born into Scientology,” she is not a current member of the Church of Scientology. She also seemed concerned that these rumors might affect her late husband’s reputation. Sky, 48, was married to Hulk Hogan (Terry Gene Bollea), 71, for close to two years before his death in 2025.
“It’s affected a lot of people’s lives, and it’s diluted Terry’s Christian message that was so important to him,” she said, referring to her late husband by his real name.
According to her, the alleged stalker who started these rumors has been involved in her life for longer than she knew her late husband. “This lie started from a stalker who has stalked me for years before I even met Terry,” she said. “He’s just incessantly called me and texted me through social media apps because I never gave him my phone number ’cause I didn’t know him like that.”
She explained that she’s been a Christian for nearly 20 years at this point.
And that was the focus of her video. She didn’t address the allegations related to abuse or rape and instead focused on explaining her ties to the Church of Scientology. “I am not a Scientologist,” she asserted, adding that she has “been a Christian for almost 20 years” and “was born into Scientology.”
“And then I grew up and leaned into my grandparents’ Episcopalian faith, and that’s how I raised my kids since they were born,” she explained.
She acted as though the Scientology rumors have persisted for a long time and added that “anyone who keeps perpetuating this is just helping (her) stalker harm (her) and harass (her).”
Toward the end of the video, she said she didn’t “know what else to say,” given that the rumors have taken off and “gone to conspiracy land.” She added, “I’m just going to continue being kind to people and not let this harden me, and I’m just going to say, God bless and goodnight.”
The lawsuit claimed that Sky is “a high-ranking member of the Church of Scientology.”
It also alleged that she “always has been despite public statements saying otherwise,” according to a report from Complex.
Sky claimed that her alleged stalker “has an anti-Scientology website.” She also addressed claims related to an online homeschooling program that she selected for her son. “It just teaches normal stuff like biology and math and all that kind of stuff,” she said. “… And it doesn’t have anything to do with any spiritual anything about Scientology. I know about this school because I used to be a Scientologist, and I’m just trying to get my kid his credits so he can graduate and go to electricity school.”
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