Tiger Woods' DUI Arrest: New Details & Recovery

0:00It's April 3rd. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz. I'm Corey with the story. Tiger Woods got hit with DUI charges after a nasty roll over crash in Florida on March 27th. His car slammed into a truck on Jupiter Island, flipping onto its side. Cops found him showing clear signs of impairment, like bloodshot eyes and slow movements. Meanwhile, his girlfriend Vanessa Trump, ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr., showed love by posting a cozy hammock pick of them on her Instagram story, captioning it with a simple love view. Adding to the scene, Woods had two Y pills in his pocket, later ID'd as the opioid hydrocodone. He told deputies he hadn't been drinking, just took prescription meds that day, and admitted he was distracted by his phone in radio. Earlier this week, he pleaded not guilty to the misdemeanors for DUI with property damage and refusing a breath test, even asking for a jury trial. Folks are talking about Woods' reaction, where he owned the seriousness and announced

1:02he's stepping back for treatment to focus on his health. He stressed getting stronger personally and professionally, asking for privacy. This hits close to his past, a 2017 DUI scare that got dropped after rehab for meds when he again said no alcohol was involved, just a bad mix. Two details from the arrest report, paint a rough picture, perfused sweating, glassy eyes, dilated pupils, and a possible leg injury. Bodycam footage shows the chaotic aftermath. Woods and Trump only went Instagram official with their romance last month in March 2025, calling it a fresh journey together. As he works through recovery and the legal side, I stay on how this plays out for the golf legend and his circle hoping he bounces back focused and clear.