Tiger Woods' soon-to-be ex-wife Elin Nordegren (above-r), have finally reached a divorce settlement. Allegedly, Nordegren will receive 750 million from the legendary golf player. The divorce contract bans Elin from accepting book deals and interviews, that would discuss the previous year of their marriage. The parents will share custody of both children and Elin, has already vacated their Florida residence.
In the end, was Tiger the one that got played?
In the end, was Tiger the one that got played?
Seven hundred and fifty million is a lot of cake for a divorce settlement; what did the attorney do multiple the 16 women Tiger slept with times 50 million? Originally, Elin signed a prenuptial agreement before her and Tiger wed, but I guess somewhere in the prenup it stipulated if any affairs occur a huge payout will follow?
Amidst Tiger's cheating revelations he stated that he would need to "pull a Kobe Bryant", as a way of reconciling with his wife but as we see Elin clearly doesn't feel inclined to reconcile their differences. It was naive of Tiger to think all he had to do was buy Elin's love back after he cheated; just because it worked for Kobe Bryant doesn't mean it'll work for all. And how much did he really think of his wife, to think that it could work?
Tisk, tisk, Tiger.
2010 LA
2010 LA
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