The prenuptial agreement is valued in dollars could be added the house of $ 2.6 million and 22 million yacht Tiger has advertising contracts for over $ 100 million
The divorce of Tiger Woods could become the most expensive in history if his wife decided to break the marriage after the world number one golfer confessed his infidelity.
According to published several U.S. media, which refer to sources of U.S. Magazine, the prenuptial agreement valued at $ 300 million to Elin Nordegren Woods signed with the former would lead to Swedish model of 29 years at the top of the list of most profitable divorce.
That list is led by far by the former wife of Michael Jordan, who pocketed about $ 168 million after her divorce from an athlete.
A figure of the millionaire of the Woods prenuptial contract could add the home $ 2.6 million and 22 million yacht that the couple shares in Florida.
The golfer, who married Nordegren in 2004 and has two children with her, also has advertising contracts with more than 100 million signatures of sports equipment, cars and credit cards.
The athlete Californian, 33, has captured the attention of the media since last week came to light stories of an possible relationship with a waitress in a club of New York who accompanied him to the Masters of Australia in Melbourne.
On Wednesday, Woods admitted his infidelity with a statement after he is associated with at least two other women and to speculate about a possible attack of jealousy by his wife that ended in a car accident outside her home.
"I have been faithful to the values and attitude that my family deserves. I have many flaws and I'm far from perfect, so I'm minding my own behavior and personal shortcomings, "Woods said in his confession after repenting of their" transgressions ".
While the golfer has not offered more details about the accident on its website thanked his wife, his courage to rescue him.
Because of the accident, Tiger Woods has been forced to cancel his participation in the Chevron World Challenge charity tournament that he will sponsor this purpose this week in California.