Hulk Hogan’s grieving family and celebrity pals held a private funeral for him Tuesday — and included a touching tribute to the beloved WWE legend.
Hogan’s coffin was carried into the service by pallbearers wearing yellow boutonnieres – an apparent nod to the iconic yellow costume he wore in the wrestling ring throughout his decades-long career.
Among the attendees were other WWE icons such as wrestler Triple H and the WWE’s former co-CEO Stephanie McMahon, according to People magazine.
Other friends who arrived to say goodbye included musician Kid Rock and comedian Theon Von, according to photos obtained by the outlet.
Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bollea, died July 24 at 71.
He suffered a heart attack at his Clearwater home and was rushed to the hospital but later declared dead.
Hogan was honored as high up as the White House after his death.
He is survived by his wife Sky Daily, and two children.
