Brooke Hogan is making headlines as she prepares to attend the premiere of the much-anticipated documentary about her father's infamous sex tape scandal. This surprising decision comes despite her brother, Nick Hogan, suing radio personality Bubba The Love Sponge over the project.

In an exclusive with TMZ Sports, Brooke expressed her unwavering loyalty to Bubba, whose real name is Todd Clem. "He's been like family to us and has supported my dad throughout the years. We affectionately called him 'Uncle Bubba,'" she shared.

Brooke also revealed that she has previewed the documentary titled "Video Killed The Radio Star: The Untold Story Of The Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Scandal," and she believes it presents her father's story in a respectful light. "The documentary reveals that neither my dad nor Bubba intended for this tape to be released—it was stolen. It’s time people understand what really happened and how unjust the system was that allowed the perpetrators to remain unpunished," she stated.

However, the saga becomes more complicated as Nick represents Hulk’s estate in a lawsuit against Bubba, claiming that the documentary violates copyright and trademark agreements established in a 2012 settlement between the two men. Nick has asked a federal judge to halt the documentary's release, but after much deliberation, the court ruled that it could proceed—barring any explicit footage from the tape.

Brooke lamented the deterioration of her father's friendship with Bubba due to the fallout from the scandal, saying, "It’s tragic that their relationship ended because of the need to uphold certain public images. This documentary serves to clear my dad's name and shed light on the real crime that took place."

As the premiere approaches in Tampa, Florida, all eyes will be on Brooke and how she handles the complexities surrounding her family amid this documentary drama. Will it bring closure, or will it spark more conflict? Only time will tell.