Sky Daily, the widow of professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, and her son, Hayden Hitt, are facing two civil lawsuits involving allegations of sexual assault, physical abuse and negligence in Florida. The cases involve two women who have made separate claims about incidents connected to Daily’s home in Clearwater. The lawsuits have attracted attention because of Daily’s connection to the late wrestling star. However, the allegations remain unproven, and no court finding establishing liability has been reported. The latest developments also include a response from Daily and a statement from Clearwater police confirming that an investigation remains open.
What the First Lawsuit Claims About the March Party
One of the lawsuits concerns a party allegedly hosted by Hitt on March 28, 2026. According to reports by TMZ and Complex, the gathering took place at Daily’s Clearwater home while she was attending a Real American Wrestling event. The complaint, filed on behalf of a minor identified as Jane B. Doe, alleges that Daily provided alcohol despite knowing that underage guests would be present. The plaintiff claims she became unconscious after taking a sip of a Four Loko drink given to her by another minor, identified as John B. Doe.
The lawsuit further alleges that John B. Doe sexually assaulted her while she was incapacitated. It also accuses Hitt of helping facilitate the incident and standing outside the bedroom during the alleged assault. Another part of the complaint concerns evidence allegedly left at the scene. Jane B. Doe claims she recovered one used condom and alleges that two others, along with blood-stained bedding, were removed. These claims have not been established in court. The plaintiff is pursuing negligence claims against Daily and Hitt. She has also brought claims against John B. Doe involving sexual assault, battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The complaint additionally names the other minor’s parents over alleged failures to supervise their child.
Second Lawsuit Raises Separate Allegations Against Hitt
A separate lawsuit involves another woman who claims she previously lived with Daily and Hitt and experienced repeated physical abuse during that period. According to reporting by the Tampa Bay Times and Complex, the woman met Hitt through social media in 2025. She alleges that their relationship became physically and emotionally abusive before she eventually moved into Daily’s home.
The complaint describes an alleged incident in which Hitt shoved her into a clothes rack. The woman says she contacted Daily about the incident and received a response advising her to wait until the following morning before discussing the situation. She further alleges that she contacted police after the confrontation but was subsequently forced to leave the home. The lawsuit seeks damages for emotional distress and includes a battery claim against Hitt, along with a separate civil claim against Daily. These accusations are separate from the claims made by Jane B. Doe concerning the March party. Neither case has resulted in a reported court finding establishing the allegations.
Sky Daily Responds as Police Confirm Investigation Remains Open
Daily has addressed some of the claims in a social media video. According to Patch’s November 2 report, she denied being a Scientologist and rejected allegations that she attempted to persuade one of the women to join the Church of Scientology. She explained that she had been born into the religion but later embraced other Christian beliefs. Daily also discussed her son’s homeschooling arrangements, saying that the online education programme was intended to help him complete his high school credits. Meanwhile, the Clearwater Police Department has responded to claims that an investigation connected to the allegations was closed.
In a statement reported by TMZ and Patch, police said they began investigating allegations involving sexual battery and the supply of alcohol to minors in March 2026. Detectives subsequently referred the matter to the Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney’s Office for possible prosecution. The department specifically clarified that the investigation had not been closed, contradicting claims made in reporting about the second lawsuit. The police statement is an important development because it confirms that the matter was referred to prosecutors. However, a referral does not establish that criminal charges have been filed or that anyone has been found guilty.
Hulk Hogan’s Death Adds Public Attention to the Cases
The lawsuits have also drawn attention because Daily was married to one of professional wrestling’s most recognisable figures. Hulk Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bollea, married Daily in September 2023. The WWE Hall of Famer died on July 24, 2025, at the age of 71, according to WWE’s official announcement. Hogan became a major figure in professional wrestling during the 1980s and helped bring the sport to a global audience. His death marked the end of an era for many wrestling fans. Daily’s connection to Hogan has placed additional public attention on the legal proceedings. Nevertheless, the claims against her and Hitt must be assessed through the legal process rather than assumptions based on their family connection.
What Happens Next in the Sky Daily Lawsuits?
Both civil cases involve serious allegations, but the claims remain subject to the court process. The Clearwater Police Department has also confirmed that its investigation was referred to the State Attorney’s Office for possible prosecution. As of November 3, 2026, no court ruling establishing liability in either civil lawsuit has been reported in the sources reviewed for this article. Daily has publicly disputed the Scientology-related allegations, while the full legal responses from the defendants have not been established by the available reporting. Further developments may clarify the status of the lawsuits and the police investigation. For now, the cases remain allegations, and all parties are entitled to due process.
