US EditionHulk Hogan’s Ex-Wife Blames Politics for Emmy’s ‘In Memoriam’ Snub
The Emmys' omission of Hulk Hogan and Tony Todd from the televised tribute sparked criticism despite their inclusion on the Television Academy's digital In Memoriam list.
- The 2025 Emmy Awards ceremony on September 14 in Los Angeles omitted Hulk Hogan and Tony Todd from the televised In Memoriam tribute segment.
- This omission followed Hulk Hogan’s death on July 24, 2025, and Tony Todd’s death on November 6, 2024, with the TV Academy citing limited broadcast time for the exclusions.
- Both men appeared in the extended online In Memoriam tribute, but fans and their widows criticized the Academy for overlooking their significant careers and talents.
- Linda Hogan linked Hulk Hogan’s snub to his support of Donald Trump, while Fatima Cortez Todd called Tony Todd an amazing actor unfairly disrespected by the industry.
- The incident highlights ongoing controversy surrounding award shows’ In Memoriam selections, suggesting broadcast limits and possible biases affect who receives public recognition.
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