Tiger Woods’ ex-wife Elin Nordegren upgrades $10M Florida mansion with new pool and spa as golfer fights $30M lawsuit
TIGER Woods’ ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, is upgrading the pool and spa in her $10million Florida mansion while the golfer fights a $30million lawsuit, The U.S. Sun has exclusively learned.
Elin, 43, purchased a six-bedroom, nine-bathroom Palm Beach Gardens, Florida mansion in 2020 for $9,926,675.
The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal Elin is making upgrades to her home, as she filed a Notice of Commencement on May 5, 2023.
The court papers read Elin is “constructing a swimming pool and spa.”
LUXURY LIVING
The home boasts 13,523 square feet and sits on a 2.09-acre lot in the Old Palm Golf Club.
According to the real estate listing, the home is in a prestigious gated estate that offers “the ultimate in every luxury and amenity,” as the mansion was rebuilt and is “brand new.”
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The kitchen is complete with dual islands, a grill top, coffee bar and more.
Attached to the kitchen is a glass-enclosed wine room that is fully refrigerated and features storage for over 500 bottles of wine.
Among its amenities, the home features a grand dining room, office, gym, media room, elevator, and a glass-enclosed grand staircase.
The mansion is a “fully integrated smart home," as iPads and phones could control lights and more in the abode.
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The home has panoramic views of the lake and golf course from nearly every window.
The backyard features a pool and spa, as she is likely upgrading the amenities.
Elin listed her North Palm Beach, Florida mansion for $44.5million in November 2019.
Rockstar Energy Drink founder Russell Weiner bought the home for $28.6 million.
Elin lives in the home with her boyfriend, NFL player Jordan Cameron, their son Arthur, 3, and her children with Tiger, Sam, 15, and Charlie, 14.
TIGER'S WAR
This comes as Elin’s ex-husband, who she was married to from 2004 to 2010, is involved in a nasty lawsuit with his ex-girlfriend Erica Herman.
Erica filed court papers claiming the NDA she signed is "unenforceable," citing a law prohibiting the agreement when there's evidence of sexual assault or harassment.
She claims Tiger, 47, is trying to "aggressively enforce" the NDA, which she signed in August 2017, and silence her about their relationship.
It is unclear if Erica is accusing the golf legend of any particular wrongdoing.
Erica claimed in court papers that the NDA should be voided under the federal Speak Out Act, which provides an exemption on NDAs in scenarios where there is evidence of sex attack acts or harassment.
In a separate lawsuit, she is suing Tiger for $30million for kicking her out of his home.
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She claimed an “oral agreement” allowed her to live in his home for another five years.
Earlier this week, Tiger filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
