Bye-bye, birdie: Tiger Woods' wife 'leaving golfer'

Elin Nordegren

In the wake of revelations of serial adultery, Tiger Woods' wife, Elin Nordegren, is planning to leave the golfing legend, according to People magazine, which spoke to sources close to the athlete's wife.

"She plans to leave Tiger," one source said.

Another is quoted as saying, "She's made up her mind. There's nothing to think about: he's never going to change."

A high-profile Florida divorce attorney told the magazine Nordegren has met with lawyers to renegotiate the Woods' prenuptial agreement.

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Meanwhile, the New York Post reports moving crews descended on the family's residence in Windermere, Fla., yesterday, with a source close to the golfer's camp indicating, "She's making plans to move out and take the kids with her. She's planning to go somewhere warm and Tiger-free for Christmas."

"The only reason she didn't leave earlier is that their son had the flu, but he's now recovered," the source added.

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Woods' stellar image has been severely tarnished after a traffic crash near his home led to the public disclosure of extramarital sex with more than a dozen women, including a porn star, a nightclub hostess and a cocktail waitress.

Woods has since admitted being unfaithful to his wife, a former supermodel, and said he's taking an indefinite break from golf competitions.

Ironically, Tiger Woods' high-school sweetheart, Dina Parr, says philandering by Woods' own father, Earl, hurt his son.

"He would just call crying and say, 'My dad is with another woman,' and that would be all he could say," Parr told E! television in an interview airing tonight. "He would be so upset, so I just tried to be there for him and listen to him."

Earlier this week, it emerged that Nordegren had purchased a beachfront estate on Faaglaro, an island reachable by boat near Stockholm, Sweden.

Today, Fox411.com reports Nordegren is taking the couple's two children, daughter Sam, 2, and son Charlie, 10 months, and is moving there without Tiger.

According to Agence France-Presse, Sweden's TV4 recently hosted a panel discussion on the subject of infidelity in light of the scandal, and a poll on the channel's website asked viewers: "What Should Elin Do Now?"

With more than 2,500 votes online, 63 percent advised Nordegren to leave the golfer, 11 percent said she should forgive him, and 26 percent thought she should "pull out the driver."

Some comments about the latest developments in this real-life soap opera posted on People's website today include:

• "Good for her! I hope she takes as much of his $$$ as she possibly can!" (Kathy Frey)

• "Cheaters never change. If she stays, she will always wonder when he's out, what's he up to, etc. And then you gotta wonder: is this the kind of man his daddy taught him to be? Or how proud do you think his daddy is of him now?" (Jennifer Williams)

• "I feel for Nordegren. I have been cheated on and had my heart broken before. But if she hit Woods in the face leaving a gash and broken teeth, and broke his car windows, isn't that against the law – something like assault and battery and shouldn't she be charged?" (Dominique Prandi)

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