Tiger Woods Breaks Silence, Seeks Treatment After Crash

0:00On March 31, Tiger Woods just broke his silence after that wild rollover crash in Jupiter, Florida and the DUI arrest that followed. He posted on X this Tuesday, owning up to how serious things got. The golf legend said he's stepping back to get treatment and put his health first, aiming to come back stronger on and off the course. The crash happened around 2pm on March 27, right in his hometown. Woods tried passing a utility truck, clipped its trailer, and his dark land rover flipped over. He climbed out on his own, no major injuries, and was by himself at the time. Cops noted signs of impairment during sobriety tests. His breathalyza came back clean, but he skipped the urine test. They held him for the required eight hours at Martin County Jaya before release. Meanwhile, his girlfriend Vanessa Trump and her 18-year-old daughter weren't there. They cheer him on at a local tournament days earlier. This is in Woods' first wreck. Back in February 2021, another rollover in California left him with bad injuries.

1:02Sources confirm his relationship with Trump started in March 2025, but she stayed clear of this mess. He's asking for privacy now as he focuses on recovery, and fans are hoping he bounces back better than ever. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.