Tiger Woods Propose To His Ex Wife Amidst Plan Of Remarriage – Close Sources Revealed
In a surprising turn of events, sources suggest that Tiger Woods is not ready to close the chapter on his relationship with ex-wife Elin Nordegren. According to the National Enquirer, Woods is making a heartfelt attempt to reconcile with Nordegren by proposing to her over the Christmas holidays and offering a substantial financial incentive.
The magazine reports that Woods went down on one knee, presenting Nordegren with a ring and expressing his desire to remarry her. In a bid to demonstrate his commitment, Woods is allegedly proposing a deal worth a staggering $350 million, including an anti-cheating clause designed to ensure Nordegren’s peace of mind.
Despite the hefty sum, Nordegren is said to be contemplating the proposal, indicating that the golfer’s efforts to win her back are not falling on deaf ears. The proposed deal, reportedly more than half of Woods’ estimated $600 million fortune, showcases the lengths to which he is willing to go to mend their relationship.
A source close to the situation shared insights, stating, “Tiger didn’t even balk at the demand. Even though his accountants think he’s crazy, he’s ready to sign the pre-nup and set a wedding date. The guy has never recovered from being dumped by Elin. He’s dated lots of models and bimbos, but none of them were more than a one-night stand.”
Woods and Nordegren’s tumultuous past includes a high-profile divorce following revelations of Woods’ infidelity. Despite the challenges, the couple, who met in 2001 and were married in 2004, share two children. Woods’ alleged proposal marks a significant gesture in his quest to rebuild their relationship.
The couple has been living separately since 2010, with Nordegren focusing on rebuilding her mansion in Palm Beach, Florida. As the world watches with anticipation, only time will tell whether this romantic twist will lead to a rekindled love story or remain a chapter in the complex history of Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren.
