Elin v. Tiger: why ’she bust the windows out his car’

December 3, 2009 · Posted in Celebrities, Celebrity news, Entertainment News, People 

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TMZ claims to have the scoop on just what went down at Chez Tiger on the night of his now-infamous wreck. And it involves a reversal of what the original side dish claimed in public …

Rachel Uchitel has publicly denied she had sexual relations with Tiger Woods, but we’ve learned she has said she did indeed have an affair with the golfer. And, we’re told it was her — not Jaimee Grubbs — who caused an argument between Tiger and his wife, Elin Nordegren, that immediately preceded Tiger’s SUV crash.

Sources say less than an hour before Tiger’s accident, Rachel and Tiger were texting each other. Elin confronted Tiger and asked whom he was texting. She grabbed the phone and we’re told she called Rachel to confront her. According to sources, Tiger and Elin began arguing and the phone broke in the process.
(Read more: here)

Apparently, the fight caused some damage in the vestibule of the Woods home, which is why Tiger wasn’t willing to let the police in. Had he done so, he or Elin might have been looking at a domestic violence investigation, I’d assume, and that would make paying the wife a $5 million “stay for two years” fee look like a walk on the green. Of course, after this news broke, Uchitel and her handler, Gloria Alred, called off a planned tell-all press conference, according to TMZ, after a conversation between Uchitel and Woods. I wonder how many figures that cancellation will cost Woods … I’m thinking at least six. There’s more (seemingly endless details,) and you can read them yourself at TMZ.

Meanwhile, The Daily Beast posts a thorough and interesting profile of the elusive Elin Nordegren.

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