Vanessa Trump isn’t the only person concerned for Tiger Woods after his latest DUI arrest…
On Monday, an insider revealed to People that the golfing guru’s ex-wife Elin Nordegren, with whom he shares daughter Sam, 18, and son Charlie, 17, is “concerned” after yet another DUI arrest:
“The kids are close with Tiger, so of course Elin cares too. She wants him to be well. Both kids are great and love spending time with their dad. Elin’s concerned that he had another car crash and got arrested.”
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Prior to this latest fiasco, Tiger crashed into a fire hydrant in 2009 amid breakup news with Elin, fell asleep at the wheel and caught a DUI in 2017, and rolled his car in 2021, resulting in a serious leg injury. The insider continued:
“His recovery from the crash [in 2021] in California was brutal. [Elin] just wants him to make the best choices for himself. It’s about his health and being there for the kids.”
We don’t blame her for being concerned! Getting behind the wheel ALWAYS comes with its risks — especially when substances are involved.
The same day, a separate source also told the outlet that Tiger’s girlfriend Vanessa Trump’s ex-husband Donald Trump Jr. isn’t too thrilled about the situation:
“Don Jr. has been supportive of Tiger and Vanessa, especially when it comes to the kids, which is always his main focus. But the recent situation raised some concerns for him.”
The source noted:
“[Don] knows Vanessa can make her own decisions, but they’re a team when it comes to coparenting. He’s just thankful Vanessa and the kids weren’t involved.”
Together, the exes share Kai, 18, Donald III, 17, Tristan, 14, Spencer, 13, and Chloe, 11. We’re so glad none of them were involved, too. Tiger has since entered a not guilty plea and is set to appear in court next month.
Are his loved ones right to be concerned? Let us know in the comments down below.
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