Tiger Woods wants to remarry ex-wife Elin Nordegren, but it will come at a cost: report

Sources have revealed that Tiger Woods went as far as proposing to Elin Nordegren during the Christmas season, symbolizing his sincere intentions. This heartfelt gesture included him getting down on one knee and presenting Nordegren with an engagement ring.

Tiger Woods has reportedly expressed a strong desire to rekindle his relationship with his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren. According to a recent report from the National Enquirer, Woods is not only eager to reconcile with Nordegren but is also willing to make a significant financial commitment to win her back.

However, the reconciliation proposal comes with a substantial condition. Elin Nordegren is said to be considering the offer but has requested a $350 million anti-cheating clause to be added to their contract. This clause reflects the deep-seated concerns stemming from their previous relationship.

This potential deal, said to be worth over half of Tiger Woods’ estimated $600 million fortune, has left many surprised. Even though his accountants may question his decision, Woods seems determined to move forward, ready to sign the prenuptial agreement and set a wedding date. It appears that Tiger Woods is still deeply affected by the end of his relationship with Elin Nordegren, despite subsequent relationships. The couple initially met in 2001, introduced by Swedish golfer Jesper Parnevik, and got engaged in November 2003, leading to their marriage in October 2004.