Tiger Woods Arrested, Heads Overseas for Treatment

0:00On April 1, Tiger Woods, the 50-year-old golf legend, got arrested last week after a bad rollover crash near his floor to home. He pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence with property damage charges after refusing a urine test. Now a judge approved him to head overseas for inpatient treatment. His lawyer filed paper saying, Woods needs to specialize care abroad because his privacy keeps getting wrecked here in the States. Doctors say his health issues demand a level of treatment we just can't provide safely at home without setbacks. Fans and folks in the sports world have been buzzing, especially with Woods' history. Another DUI bust back in 2017 and a serious crash in 2021 that didn't lead to charges. That latest wreck on March 27 involved clipping a truck and they found opioids on him. According to reports, his team promises he'll show up for all court dates even while getting help out of the country, Woods himself put out a statement owning the seriousness and committing to step back for recovery.

1:00He's focusing on getting healthier and stronger, both on and off the course, while asking everyone to respect his family's space during this tough time. That wraps entertainment in celebrity news today. Brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with The Story.