A friend revealed Woods had a one-night stand in Southern California back in February after he was eliminated from the San Diego-based Farmers Insurance Open.
- May 13, 2015
AceShowbiz -
A new and revealing fact has emerged on the real cause that prompted Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn's recent separation. It was reported that he cheated on her with "faceless, nameless woman" during their hectic schedule which sometimes forced them to spend time apart.
"He had a relapse in the sex department," a friend told Daily Mail of Woods. "Lindsey found out about women again. Always while he's on the road. Just like when he was with Elin," the friend added when referring to the professional golfer's former wife Elin Nordegren.
The friend, moreover, claimed Woods had a one-night stand in Southern California back in February after he was eliminated from the San Diego-based Farmers Insurance Open. "He withdrew from Farmers. You have to understand, while it's not right, it's not really wrong either. Tiger isn't married. He doesn't really drink or do drugs. So what else does he have when he can't afford to lose again? He is allowed to find some relief," explained the friend.
"Most men would drink over such losses. Tiger has sex over it. Usually with local hookers whom he pays exorbitant amounts to, probably so they will want repeat business and won't tell," the friend said. "When Tiger realized he was seen, he became concerned and eventually he decided to confess to Lindsey. Something he didn't do with Elin. He came clean and I give him credit for that. Yes, Tiger cheated again. But it wasn't with anyone special. He really wanted Lindsey to be the one. But he blew it again. He can't help himself. He's got an addiction. He relapsed. Knowing Tiger, he doesn't even see it as cheating because there's no romance or feeling there. It's just a stress reliever, like a high-ball or two after a bad day."
Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn announced their separation in separate statements online earlier this month after three years of dating. The 39-year-old golfer and 30-year-old Olympic skier claimed the split was mutual, citing their "incredibly hectic lives that force us to spend a majority of our time apart" as the major cause.
