Tiger Woods, against the ropes: his ex-girlfriend claims 28.5 million for having “thrown” him out of his mansion

New controversy for the former number 1 in world golf. Erica Hermanex-girlfriend of Tiger Woodsclaims 30 million dollars (28.5 million euros) as economic compensation after having “thrown” him out of the mansion they shared together on Jupiter Island (Florida) after ending their relationship of more than six years.

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As revealed by the portal TMZthe businesswoman affirms that they both had an “oral contract” in which they agreed that she could live in that house for eleven years, so she would still have another five years to enjoy the residence, even if they are separated.

In the same complaint, which is not directly against Tiger, but against his trust, Herman asks to annul a confidentiality agreement that he would have signed when he started dating the golfer because he intends to share “all the experiences” that he lived with him.

Erica’s defense alleges that these types of agreements are not valid in the case of sexual harassment or abuse and, although she does not openly accuse Woods of said crimes, she does assure that the American athlete would have “very aggressively imposed” that it be signed that confidentiality agreement.

It is not the first time that Woods has been involved in scandals of this nature. In 2010, his extramarital affairs came to light and cost him a million-dollar divorce from his then-wife, Elin Nordegrenmother of his two sons, Charlie and Sam.