Tiger Woods ‘possessive’ about ex Elin Nordegren

WASHINGTON - Love-rat Tiger Woods is reportedly ‘possessive’ about his ex-wife Elin Nordegren.

It has been reported that the golfer ransacked the Swedish stunner’s home to read her diary.

Nordegren told friends that Woods snuck into her Florida home over Thanksgiving last year, with the sole intent of finding her journals to find out details about her love life, according to The National Enquirer.

“I feel violated!” Fox News quoted her as saying.

“I’m totally creeped out by it. He has absolutely no right to be in my home! I don’t want him sneaking around, searching through my drawers and cupboards and trying to find my diaries.”

Woods was able to sneak into his ex’s home by doing some fast-talking with the household staff.

Nordegren allegedly told her friend, “He used the excuse that their kids had left some things that he had to pick up.”

Nordegren has kept the journals since at least 2001, detailing every private moment of her life. Woods allegedly was upset over the possibility that Nordegren has moved on with her life-and was perhaps even seeing a new man.

“Tiger never wanted the divorce, and since they split up, he has been very jealous and possessive about Elin,” a source said.

“She told a friend, ‘I feel like he’s stalking me! Our marriage is over-can’t he accept that?’ I just want to move on with my life and he won’t leave me alone!’” the source added. (ANI)