Bam Margara He is heart attacked after sudden loss of two legends that he deems not only icons, but friends.

Alum "Viva La Bam" was opened about what he described as "really a difficult week" after the death of wrestling icons Hulk Hogan and rock legend Ozzy Osbourne.

Ozzy Osbourne passed away earlier this week at the age of 76, allegedly surrounded by love. Only two days later, Hulk Hogan died in 71 after he suffered a heart arrest in his home in Clearwater, Florida.

Talking to TMZ Although Friday in Los Angeles, Margara, accompanied his wife, Dannii Marie, she admitted that he was still trying to process the shocking loss of two men who deeply influenced his life.

"My heart comes out with all of them," he said, referring to Hogan family. "It was a really hard week."

Margera and Hogan recently spent the winter together in Florida. The former MTV star reminded himself sliding with the benefits and tying up with the WWE HALL OF FAMILE during the pat. He shared the moment when Hogan, walking with the cane, showed interest in Marie's technical therapeutic services. "So we stayed in Florida for a whole winter for Hogans," he said.

He remembered regular karaoke nights in Hogan's hangout and fills the bucket list together, we see Swedish-American legend guitars Yngwie Malmsteen in the concert.

"We planned dinner with Hulk next week," Marie shared, pointing out how sudden and unexpected loss really feels.

Margara also attended the wedding of Hogans's son, Nick, back in January, who was attending the legend. "I'm still ... I feel a certain way. I'm still shocked all that," he added.

In Instagram, Margara was honored by hearty presentation and messages, "I was demolished. Hulk was more than a hero, he was a family and my wife.

Added lesser known details. "No many people knew that, but he was a professional musician before he was a professional wrestler. Hulk played in bands and was an incredible studio musician ... Amazing Basak!"

"Damn, I'll miss me man, it hurts," Margara continued. "Rest in Hulkster's power. I'll carry your spirit forever."

Earlier in the week, Margara honored Ozzy Osbourne in an emotional post.

The two faced Rock Rock in Las Vegas, and Margara shared the photo from the event, writing, "Thank you I shared this moment with Ozzy Osbourne ... Your spirit, your voice and your madness will forever."

He also expanded his condolences to the Ozzy family, writing "Jack, Kelly and Sharon ... my wife and I share your pain. Our love and condolences for you."

Emotional tribute Bam Margere Hulk Hogan and Ozzy Osbourne come to what was already deeply personal and a challenging trip.

The former star reality was opened about their battles in recent years, from the struggle of addiction and mental health issues to legal troubles and very public fights for sobriety.