Brooke Hogan called out the WWE on Wednesday, alleging the organization “did not extend an invite” to tributes honoring her late father, Hulk Hogan, who died last Thursday at the age of 71.

Days after Hogan was celebrated on “SmackDown” and “Monday Night Raw,” the latter of which son Nick was in attendance for, Brooke — who had been estranged from the WWE Hall of Famer in recent years — shed light on the situation in a fiery post.

“For those of you giving me crap for not attending my Dad’s tributes, @wwe did not extend an invite,” she wrote in an Instagram Story.

The WWE did not immediately return The Post’s request for comment.

Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bollea, shared Brooke, 37, and Nick, 34, with his first wife, Linda Hogan.

The couple was married from 1983 to 2009.

Hogan died shortly after 11 a.m. on July 24. Medics were dispatched to his Clearwater, Fla., home earlier in the morning following a 911 call that reported cardiac arrest.

“My Dearest Daddy, You were my everything, and I will always be your girl. I am PROUD to be your daughter—for all the love, light, and goodness you brought into this world. Thank you for choosing me in this lifetime, and for loving me so deeply,” Brooke wrote Tuesday in an emotional Instagram video.

“Our bond is eternal. That truth brings me comfort and hope, even in your absence. I love you more than all the stars in the sky, 4LifeAfterLife.”

Brooke, who welcomed twins earlier this year with husband Steven Oleksy, is said to have last spoken to her father in 2023, two weeks before he married his third wife, Sky Daily, according to TMZ.

She “expressed deep love and concern for her father, telling him she didn’t think he should still be working so hard given his declining health,’ on the call, the outlet reported.

Speculation regarding the state of Hogan’s health had mounted in the weeks before his death.

On Tuesday, former WCW boss Eric Bischoff shared that Hogan was “weak” and “tired” during a recent interaction.

“All he wanted to talk about as business, but in a fun, energetic way even though he was struggling — it was just a little more effort than it should have been for him to talk at that time because of his larynx and all that stuff got moved around during surgery, so it was work for him to have a conversation,” said Bischoff, who was set to lead the Real American Freestyle professional wrestling league with Hogan.

Hogan has since been honored with countless tributes, including a heartfelt note from Daily.

Prior to his union with Daily, Hogan married second wife Jennifer McDaniel in 2010. He announced the divorce in 2022.