Tiger Woods’ former spouse, Elin Nordegren, has expressed worry about his well-being following his arrest for suspected DUI. The renowned American golfer was taken into custody in Florida after his Land Rover overturned in an accident. Although no injuries were reported, Woods had to exit through the passenger side as the vehicle had rolled over.
After showing signs of impairment and declining to provide a urine sample, Woods faced charges of property damage and refusal to undergo a lawful test. Vanessa Trump, Woods’ partner, reportedly scolded him, and Nordegren, his ex-wife, is also anxious about his recurring driving incidents.
A source close to the family shared, “The children have a close relationship with Tiger, so naturally, Elin is concerned. She wants him to prioritize his well-being. Both kids adore spending time with their father, and Elin worries about his recent car crash and arrest.”
Woods previously experienced a crash in 2009 involving sleeping pills and a DUI charge in 2017 attributed to an unexpected reaction to prescribed medication. In a harrowing incident in 2021 near Los Angeles, he survived a high-speed SUV crash resulting in severe leg and ankle injuries, with surgeons considering amputation.
Sources mentioned that Woods’ recovery from the 2021 crash was grueling, and Elin is focused on his health and his role as a father to their children. The couple divorced in 2010 and shares two children, Sam and Charlie. Woods is currently in a relationship with Vanessa Trump, who was previously married to Donald Trump Jr.
Upon learning about Woods’ latest crash, his girlfriend expressed discontent, stating, “She’s upset and disappointed. It’s a clear warning sign. She’s adamant that he addresses the issue, or she won’t tolerate it.” The source emphasized the need for immediate action and shared that Woods feels remorseful and embarrassed by the incident.
The concerned parties are urging Woods to take responsibility and make necessary changes to avoid further embarrassment and potential risks to his well-being and relationships.