Tiger Woods' wife Elin Nordegren skiing in Europe!

Tiger Woods’ wife Elin Nordegren is skiing in Europe this weekend, with Tiger Woods nowhere in sight. According to reports, Tiger Woods continues to see his mistress Rachel Uchitel setting aside all all the hoopla that he is remorseful about having more than a dozen mistresses.

Elin Woods celebrated New Year’s without Tiger Woods at a chalet in France near the swank Chamonix resort. She spent the holidays with her nearest and dearest, the media reported.

Nordegren, 29, is said to have arrived in France a couple of days after Christmas with her twin sister Josefin and five close pals, London’s Sun magazine first reported.

They stayed in a posh seven-bedroom chalet away from the main resort, and the mother-of-two spent most of her time inside.

Elin Woods did venture out once to hit the slopes but turned back because of rain, and she had an expensive dinner with friends on New Year’s Eve, the magazine said.

Reports also say that despite Tiger Woods cheating with more than a dozen mistresses, Elin Woods is considering reconciliation with Tiger Woods.

“She has been absolutely torn to pieces by what he has done to her. But she still sees a future with Tiger because of the beautiful children they have,” an insider told the Sun magazine.

“She told him she needed a lengthy time apart to reflect on how they might possibly salvage the marriage.”

We wonder what Woods’ and Elin’s fans and critics have to say about all this!

Meanwhile reports have merged that Florida State police officers had examined the upper body of Tiger Woods for injuries during a meeting with them last month. Private TV station WESH in Florida made the disclosure.

Tiger Woods reportedly lifted up his shirt, said the station, during the December 1 meeting so that the troopers could discern if he had any additional injuries after his SUV crash.

The meeting took place four days after the post-Thanksgiving car crash that blew the lid off Tiger Woods’ infidelities, one of the biggest sex scandals in sports history.

Despite rumors that she roughed him up, Woods’ wife, Elin Nordegren, was not charged with domestic abuse, as police determined Tiger Woods suffered “only a fat lip”.

This report casts further doubt on the rumors going around that a scorned Elin messed up Tiger so bad with a 9-iron that he needed plastic surgery on his face.

It is widely believed that an enraged Elin Woods chased Tiger Woods out of his house with a golf club and smashed the windows of his car in the minutes before he crashed.

She was never charged in the incident, however. Tiger was issued a traffic ticket and that was that. He has not been seen by anyone since Dec. 1.

Meanwhile news reports have said AT&T has also dumped the golf icon.

Tiger Woods DIVORCE would accelerate Tiger Woods' return to golf: Experts

Tiger Woods divorce would accelerate Tiger Woods’ return to golf, experts say: Experts predict that a speedy divorce from his wife Elin Nordegren would hasten Tiger Woods’s return to the golf course. Tiger Woods’ wife Elin has reached out for the famous California divorce and child custody lawyer to assist her settle matters with the golf icon who has publicly accepted of marriage infidelity.

Elin has already hired Sorell Trope who has represented celebrities like Madonna, Nicole Kidman, etc. Trope has however declined to acknowledge or deny his hiring by Nordegren.

“He needs to change this from a story about a man who has been cheating on his wife and being a bad husband and father to a man who’s trying to transform and become a better person,” the Golf.com’’s Connel Barret, said on CBS television.

“If the rumors of divorce turn out to be true, we may see Tiger Woods back on the green sooner than expected.”

“Instead of taking six months-to-a-year off, which is what I expected, we might see him back in time for the Masters (in early April), which is the tournament that means the most to him,” he notes,” he added.

By refocusing his attention on the sport he has dominated for more than a decade, Woods may not be able to get his name out of the tabloids, but he would probably wind up back in the winner’’s circle.

Tiger Woods was recently declared by Associated Press editors the “Golfer of the Decade” as he remains in hibernation trying to put his marriage life back together, an effort which might be too little too late, critics say.

The world’’s No. 1 golfer is said to be attending marriage counseling sessions these days, in the hopes of saving his five-year marriage to wife Elin.

“I think Tiger is getting divorced, and I think Elin, if she is smart, is going to file first,” said CBS News legal analyst Lisa Bloom.

According to latest reports, Tiger Woods’ wife Elin Nordegren wants a hundred percent child custody of their two young daughters Sam and Charlie. Woods wife Elin plans to file for divorce, alimony, child custody and bifurcation of Tiger Woods assets right after Christmas and probably the New Year, several media reports have confirmed.

Elin will move back to Sweden quickly after the holidays, news reports say. She has bought a secluded summer house in a reclusive island Sweden for around $1 million, reports have said.

In the midst of scandal, Tiger Woods was voted PGA Tour Player of the Year for the tenth time in 13 years – merely days after being named The Associated Press “Athlete of the Decade”.

Despite the accolades, Woods continues to keep a low profile, his whereabouts still unknown, as they have been since the car accident that set off the media frenzy around him in the early hours of the day after Thanksgiving.

But while Woods has stayed silent, luxury watch maker Tag Heuer announced Friday it will “downscale the use of his image … depending on his decision about returning to professional golf,” adding “the partnership with Tiger Woods will continue.”

Tiger Woods & Elin Nordegren Divorce: Divorce would accelerate Tiger Woods’ return to golf, experts say

Tiger Woods & Elin Nordegren’s Divorce: Divorce would accelerate Tiger Woods’ return to golf, experts say: A speedy divorce from wife, Elin Nordegren, would hasten Tiger Woods’s return to the golf course, experts predict.

“He needs to change this from a story about a man who has been cheating on his wife and being a bad husband and father to a man who’s trying to transform and become a better person,” the CBS quoted Golf.com’’s Connel Barret, as saying.

“If the rumors of divorce turn out to be true, we may see Tiger Woods back on the green sooner than expected.”

“Instead of taking six months-to-a-year off, which is what I expected, we might see him back in time for the Masters (in early April), which is the tournament that means the most to him,” he notes,” he added.

By refocusing his attention on the sport he has dominated for more than a decade, Woods may not be able to get his name out of the tabloids, but he would probably wind up back in the winner’’s circle.

The world’’s No. 1 golfer is said to be attending counseling sessions, reportedly marriage counseling, in the hopes of saving his five-year marriage to wife Elin.

But some speculate that effort is too late.

“I think Tiger is getting divorced, and I think Elin, if she is smart, is going to file first,” says CBS News legal analyst Lisa Bloom.

According to latest reports, Tiger Woods’ wife Elin Nordegren wants a hundred percent child custody of their two young daughters Sam and Charlie. Woods wife Elin plans to file for divorce, alimony, child custody and bifurcation of Tiger Woods assets right after Christmas and probably the New Year, several media reports have said.

Elin has reportedly already hired the famous California-based divorce lawyer Sorell Trope who has represented celebrities like Madonna, Nicole Kidman, etc.

Elin will move back to Sweden quickly after the holidays, news reports say. She has bought a secluded summer house in a reclusive island Sweden for around $1 million, reports have said.

In the midst of scandal, Tiger Woods was voted PGA Tour Player of the Year for the tenth time in 13 years – merely days after being named The Associated Press “Athlete of the Decade”.

Despite the accolades, Woods continues to keep a low profile, his whereabouts still unknown, as they have been since the car accident that set off the media frenzy around him in the early hours of the day after Thanksgiving.

But while Woods has stayed silent, luxury watch maker Tag Heuer announced Friday it will “downscale the use of his image … depending on his decision about returning to professional golf,” adding “the partnership with Tiger Woods will continue.”