In an instantly infamous – and weepy – “mea hulka,” disgraced wrestler Hulk Hogan passed the buck on his racist rants first exposed by The National ENQUIRER!
The former WWE star shamefully shifted the blame for his vile language on his rough-and-tumble youth.
“A lot of people need to realize that you inherit things from your environment, and where I grew up was South Tampa, and it was a really rough neighborhood – very low income,” the Hulkster said in an interview on ABC’s “Good Morning America.”
“The word was just thrown around like it was nothing. All my white friends, all my black friends. To hear the word on a daily basis … I think that was part of the culture and environment I grew up in.”
Clearly down for the count, Hulk talked to “GMA” a month after a series of exposés in The ENQUIRER unmasked him as a bigoted racist.
The 10-time world champ, born Terry Bollea, has since been fired by the WWE, and confessed that at his lowest point he considered suicide!
“Oh, my gosh. Please forgive me. Please forgive me,” whined the 62-year-old, who asked that filming be stopped at one point so he could cry.
