Tiger Woods, girlfriend Vanessa Trump relationship in trouble: 'Kids come first'
Vanessa Trump has been through chaos before, "she’s not putting herself — or her kids — back in that position"
The insiders have shared a major update in golf superstar Tiger Woods and his girlfriend Vanessa Trump relationship after his arrest last week in Florida for driving under the influence.
The sources believe that Vanessa Trump is apparently walking away from Tiger Woods following latest drama and she is not looking back.
The insiders say Tiger and Vanessa were never officially living together, she had been spending significant time at his home with her children.
However, now, Vanessa has gone. “She’s not there anymore,” the insider has revealed.
The close confidant claimed that the shift comes after Tiger’s recent legal drama — which insiders say forced Vanessa to reassess everything.
Vanessa is not going “messy” again, the source says and adds, “That situation was a wake-up call.”
Vanessa previously navigated a very public split from Donald Trump Jr., and now is said to be drawing firm boundaries this time around.
The source says, “She’s been through chaos before. She’s not putting herself — or her kids — back in that position.”
The insiders revealed that right now, Vanessa’s focus is crystal clear, “Her priority is her children.”
“That comes before everything.”
Meanwhile, Tiger Woods said Tuesday he was "stepping away" to seek treatment and focus on his health.
Woods crashed his SUV into a trailer being pulled by a pickup truck near his Jupiter Island home last Friday.
Vanessa shares daughters Kai, Chloe, and sons Donald III, Tristan and Spencer with ex-husband Donald Trump Jr.
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