Hollywood star Jamie Foxx may have been among those personally slammed by Hulk Hogan during the wrestler's racist, N-word filled rant. Hogan, born Terry Boella, was caught on video making the offensive comments eight years ago, and ultimately lost his job in the WWE.

As part of their joint investigation, Radar Online and the National Enquirer report that at one point during his tirade, Hogan lamented to a sex partner how some "billionaire black guy," who was helping to fund his daughter Brooke's struggling music career, and had secretly recruited Foxx to appear on at least one of the tracks.

"F---- n----... he had Jamie Foxx coming in on the 22nd track," said Hogan. "I didn't even tell Brooke about it. F--- her. Brooke and [name withheld by Radar and The Enquirer] met in Miami."

While sources maintain it's unclear if Hogan was directly referring to Foxx or the "billionaire black guy" using the N-word, Hogan later added, "I guess we're all a little racist."

Throughout the tape, Hogan also laments his suddenly faltering relationship with his 27-year-old daughter.

"She is making some real bad decisions now," he said. "My daughter Brooke jumped sides on me. I spent $2-3 million on her music career, I've done everything like a jack--- for her."

Later in the tape, Hogan hints his daughter might be having sex with "the black guy's son." "I mean, I don't have double standards," he added. "I mean, I am a racist, to a point, f---- n----. But then when it comes to nice people... whatever."

As the tape plays on, Hogan continues employing the racially insensitive slur liberally, adding, "I mean, I'd rather if she was going to f--- some n----, I'd rather have her marry an 8-foot-tall n----- worth a hundred million dollars! Like a basketball player."

The WWE immediately severed ties with Hogan after the tape became public, stressing that the company values and embraces people from all backgrounds.

The 61-year-old Hogan has since sought to minimize the damage by conceding that his behavior was unacceptable and irreprehensible.

"There is no excuse for it; and I apologize for having done it," he said in a statement.