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Forget headlocks and body slams. It's the bills that must have Hulk Hogan floored these days.

Newly released legal documents show that the American Gladiator host's estranged wife, Linda, has a serious shopping habit: She's spending $7,258 on clothing and $1,690 on jewelry each month.

At that rate, she should probably hope her hubby's net worth is actually $32.4 million, as he says it is, and not the $26.7 million that her camp has estimated, according to asset-detailing paperwork obtained by the St. Petersburg Times.

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His wrestling days may be behind him, but Hulk Hogan can still manage to avoid getting pinned.

A Florida judge has released the pro wrestler from having to go through with the purchase of a $4.2 million Las Vegas condo, a property he agreed to buy with estranged wife Linda Bollea back in 2005, and a strong sticking point in their ongoing legal dealings, with Bollea just last month seeking to get her ex held in contempt of court and jailed for failing to pony up his share of the condo's cost.

As it is, Judge George Green ruled on Thursday that Hogan was no longer bound to the sale.

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As far as happy birthdays go, Nick Hogan probably won't want to remember this one.

As E! News reported earlier this week, Nick celebrated his 18th birthday today by being transferred out of juvie and into Pinellas County Jail's Central Division with the big boys.

Don't think he'll be blowing out any candles today...

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Nick Hogan is moving into the big part of the Big House.

The wrestling scion, who's currently serving eight months in a Florida jail for a DUI crash that left his passenger irreparably injured, will be moved on July 27—his 18th birthday—from the space he's currently sharing with fellow juvenile offenders into the general population.

Contrary to a TMZ report that he was switching facilities, Hogan, whose real last name is Bollea, is just going to be bunking in another part of the same jail, Pinellas County Sheriff's Office spokesman Sgt. Jim Borden told E! News Wednesday.

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This round goes to Hulk Hogan.

A Florida judge has helped the wrestling star pin his estranged wife between a rock and a hard place, ruling that, at this point, he cannot send Hogan to jail for failing to shell out $4.2 million for a Las Vegas condo as he agreed to buy in 2005.

"It should be obvious to everyone by now that Terry Bollea was never going to be held in contempt for challenging an irresponsible transaction," Hogan attorney David Houston said Friday, using his client's legal name.

"Those who bought into the spin from Linda Bollea's attorneys that this was even a remote possibility should think twice the next time they try to work them."

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Linda Hogan may be a cougar, but she's hired a legal pit bull.

The estranged wife of Hulk Hogan has asked a Florida judge to hold the former wrestler in contempt of court for failing to ante up his share of a $4.2 million Las Vegas condo the duo agreed to purchase prior to their separation.

The property was in escrow when they filed for divorce, and a judge at the time ordered both sides to pay half and then include the Palms Hotel pad among their joint assets. While the missus has made good on her share of the payment, the Hulkster has yet to do the same.

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Not everyone approves of Hollywood cougars—least of all their cubs.

Brooke Hogan's reaction to her 48-year-old mom, Linda, dating someone 29 years her junior? "I’m totally freaked out," she told E! satellite radio personality Michael Yo during a conversation the two had off air.

"I personally don’t like it at all or condone it, but she’s my mom, so I have to show her support."

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Nick Hogan does not want to be singled out by Florida's Pinellas County Sheriff's Department. Except when he does.

The Hulkster's son, currently serving an eight-month sentence for felony reckless driving stemming from a crash that left his friend in critical condition, has filed a civil suit against the department for releasing recordings of his private phone conversations.

News of the suit surfaced on the same day a judge denied the younger Hogan's request to be removed from solitary confinement because it's causing him "unbearable anxiety."

Hmm. Perhaps that's why it's called punishment.

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