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Tiger Woods has reached a record divorce settlement with Elin Nordegren, according to a report by the London Sun.Woods will pay his former wife between $750 million and $833 million, the report says, which would be the biggest payout ever seen in a high-profile divorce. In return, Nordegren, 30, can never publicly speak about reported affairs he had while they were married.
Second Update: Tiger Woods, Elin Nordegren Divorce Official
Update: The Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren divorce is reportedly in its final stages, but new settlement figures are emerging. TMZ is reporting that Nordegren will receive approximately $100 million from Woods in the final settlement, citing a source with first-hand knowledge of the proceedings.
The London Sun also reports Nordegren will get complete custody of their children (3-year old daughter Sam and 1-year old son Charlie), but Woods will have input in decision-making in their lives.
Woods will also have to keep girlfriends or any other unmarried women that Nordegren does not know away from his children.
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