Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest keeps getting interesting with each passing day. While the fans are in a bad state after realizing that the golfing legend will not feature in the Augusta Masters, things are looking extremely sombre for Woods. Immediately after the incident in Florida, Woods made a phone call to none other than the POTUS, Donald Trump. But what he said afterwards shocked many. 

“Immediately after getting off the phone with President Trump at the scene of the accident, Tiger Woods told close confidante Rob McNamara: “He was very apologetic for what he did last night”, seemingly a reference to Trump’s call with Fox News which occurred the night prior, in which he revealed Tiger wouldn’t be playing in The Masters,” read a report from NUCLR Golf. 

This Thursday, TMZ released bodycam footage where Woods can be seen discussing having a conversation with Trump. Immediately after, he was talking with his alleged manager, where Woods claimed that Trump apologized to him for his comments from the night prior.

Now, the incident in question was Trump’s interview on ‘The Five.’ However, when asked about Woods’ future in professional golf, the US President claimed that he will not be playing the Masters this year. This was a shocker for everyone as the golfing legend did not definitively answer the million-dollar question of his return. 

Surely, as things are looking extremely grim for the golfing legend, Vanessa Trump, too, has reportedly sent a stern warning. 

Did Vanessa Trump really get frustrated with Tigress Woods?

Not only has Woods’ career become uncertain, his love life is also seemingly under pressure. Following the chaos, the golfer announced that he will take time off and go through rehabilitation. But as per reports from the Daily Mail, a source close to Vanessa Trump stated that she wants some permanent solutions. 

“She had specific criteria. This has to be a real rehab: doctors, counsellors. Obviously, there’s a big physical component… these are prescribed drugs for legitimate pain and sleeping issues. This isn’t meth. So this has to be doctor-supervised. It’s pain management gone awry,” said the source to Daily Mail. 

The source also pointed out that she doesn’t want it to be a ‘country club’ experience for the golfing legend. If Woods needs to save his relationship, he must put in efforts for a long-term solution. However, there is no confirmation about the facts claimed by Daily Mail.