Tiger Woods’ former wife, Elin Nordegren, has shown worry over his recent arrest for suspected DUI. The renowned US golf star was taken into custody after his Land Rover flipped over in Florida. Although no injuries occurred, Woods had to exit the vehicle through the passenger door after the accident.
Released on bail, the 50-year-old also faces charges of property damage and refusal to undergo a lawful test. Sheriff John Budensiek of Martin County noted signs of impairment in the 15-time Major champion, who declined to provide a urine sample. Reports suggest that Woods faced criticism from his partner, Vanessa Trump, with Nordegren expressing concern about his recurring driving incidents.
A source close to the situation revealed, “The kids have a close bond with Tiger, so Elin naturally cares too. She is worried about his well-being, especially considering his involvement in another car crash and subsequent arrest.” Woods had a previous incident in 2009 involving sleeping pills and a DUI charge in 2017, which he attributed to an unexpected reaction to prescribed medication.
Following a severe crash in 2021 near Los Angeles, where Woods sustained critical injuries, including leg and ankle trauma, his recovery was described as challenging. Nordegren emphasizes the importance of Woods making wise decisions for his health and their children.
Woods and Nordegren, who split in 2010, share two children, Sam and Charlie. The golfer is currently in a relationship with Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. Vanessa expressed discontent upon learning about Woods’ latest crash, setting clear expectations for him to address his issues promptly or risk their relationship.
The concerned source highlighted Woods’ remorse and determination to rectify the situation, acknowledging the embarrassment and humiliation felt by both Woods and Vanessa. Friends of Vanessa are reportedly questioning the repeated incidents, emphasizing the urgency for Woods to take control of his actions.