Tiger Woods Arrested for DUI After Second Crash

0:00It's March 27th. This is Entertainment in Celebrity News, today pop culture powered by AI. Tiger Woods turned to his ex-wife Ellen Nordegrand for support after his serious car crash in February 2021. The golfer was driving his SUV at 87 mph in a 45 mph zone, causing it to roll down an embankment. He suffered major injuries to his right leg, including open fractures that required surgery, but the face no charges since it was ruled an accident with. No signs of impairment. The couple have been married from 2004 to 2010 and share two children, though their split came after Woods' cheating scandal. During his tough recovery, sources say he leaned heavily on Nordegrand, who showed patience despite the strain. Insiders describe Woods as feeling entitled to her attention when he's hurting, noting he lacks close friends and relies on her soft spot for him. She feels sorry for his struggles, but the constant need for support has grown wearing over time. Now Woods faces fresh trouble from another crash last Friday, March 27th, in Florida.

1:05His car rolled over after speeding and clipping another vehicle. He appeared impaired, possibly for medication, leading to his arrest for driving, under the influence and refusing a urine test. Under local rules, the 48-year-old will stay in jail for at least 8 hours as authorities sort out the details, leaving questions about, his next steps in the spotlight.