News of Tiger Woods' troubled marriage has grown more complicated after emergency workers reportedly answered yet another call to his mansion on Wednesday. The first-responders were called to Woods' Isleworth subdivision to treat his mother-in-law, Barbro Holmberg, who had been staying nearby to support daughter, Elin Nordgren. Nordgren's mother was rushed to the hospital for advanced life support.
She was treated and released.
According to news outlet RadarOnline, Nordgren needs all the support she can get. As reports roll in of Woods' relationships with more than 10 women, Nordegren has allegedly called it quits with the golf star—even after he offered her a $55 million renogtiation of their prenup in exchange for two more years of marriage. Recent reports reveal that Nordgren purchased a house of her own in Sweden with her twin sister, and that the 29-year-old model moved out of her home with Woods yesterday.
Despite recent drama, Woods continues to remain silent about his current situation. He made a statement on his Web site last week, calling his behavior "regrettable" and asking the media to stay out of his private life.
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