Uchitel: Have Not Made Public Comment on Woods Affair

by Ryan Ballengee on Nov 27, 2009 6:23 PM EST

Waggle Room contacted Rachel Uchitel, the New York woman who the National Enquirer is reporting is involved in an extramarital affair with Tiger Woods. When asked if she was contacted by any news outlet for comment on the Woods affair - including the New York Post and New York Daily News - she told me she has not been.

Meanwhile, we have more details now about the accident timeline this morning. Courtesy of the Associated Press, Windemere Police Chief Daniel Saylor said that Tiger Woods' wife Elin Nordigren smashed open the back window of Tiger's Cadillac SUV to get him out of the vehicle.

Saylor later told the AP that Woods had cuts on his lips and blood in his mouth, as well as that Woods was going in and out of consciousness while rescue workers were en route to the scene of the accident.

We will update this story as developments warrant.

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This is a lot worse than we think it might be. Trust me. Hands together everyone.

Don't call me Desmond!

by highlandhalo on Nov 27, 2009 9:01 PM EST reply actions

Not sure how you managed to contact...

…the alleged mistress. Also not sure why any of this is any of my business.

I have to say, though, that this whole thing (the accident and whatever circumstances led to the accident) is rather strange. As celebrities go (and obviously his celebrity transcends sports) Tiger’s ability to keep his private life private has verged on legendary – much to the media’s chagrin at times. Weird sh*t just doesn’t happen in Tiger Woods’ world. Or perhaps better said: if weird sh*t does happen in his world, the rest of the world doesn’t hear about it.

Glad he’s (apparently) alright.

As for the affair, I’d be hesitant to lend credence to the National Enquirer, though they did have John Edwards dead-to-rights. (That said, I’d have been surprised if Edwards wasn’t sleeping around.)

"...it is well to remember that to miss a putt is not a criminal offense and does not prevent a man from being an excellent husband, father, and citizen." - Bernard Darwin

by turnover on Nov 27, 2009 10:21 PM EST reply actions

TIGAR WOODS

I can’t help but think of a few things regarding this article…1. LOYALTY after pouring how many millions of dollars and other perks into his HIGHNESS, he was driving a Cadillac when he crashed…2. IRONY…his wife had to use a golf club to break the REAR WINDOW to get him out of the car….no seat belt?…if someone is driving, they are in the FRONT SEAT..why would you need to break the rear window???…..I will wait until everything is sorted out on this, but……..if it looks like a fish, and it smells like a fish….it’s usually fishey….sorry.

by thinker on Nov 28, 2009 11:37 AM EST reply actions