Tiger Woods' Latest DUI Crash: Privacy vs. Safety

0:00On March 30, Tiger Woods landed in hot water again with a DUI charge after a rollover crash in his Land Rover SUV down in Jupiter Island, Florida. Last Friday, the 50-year-old golf legend was released from jail the same day, but sources say he refuses to hire a driver because he craves total privacy and doesn't want eyes on his every move. He figures he's good to handle the wheel himself. This isn't his first rodeo back in 2017. He got caught asleep behind the wheel, engine running, leading to a reckless driving plea. After blaming prescription meds, not booze. Then there was that brutal 2021 wreck in California, where he was speeding over 80 in a 45 zone, barely surviving with. Major surgeries for his ankle and back. Folk's close to him are shaking their heads, especially his girlfriend Vanessa Trump, who he went public with back in March of this year. She's reportedly furious and disappointed, laying down an ultimatum that he better get his act together or she's out. Meanwhile, a source built to media that

1:05was just things he's fine driving solo. Details from the crash show he tried passing a pressure cleaner truck and clipped its trailer, sending him flipping. No one else was in the car, and his team hasn't commented yet. Woods has a history of these scares, from the 2009 fire hydrant smash to now, raising big questions about his road habits as he navigates. Life off the course. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered pop culture coverage.