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There are more surprising revelations in the Us Weekly expose on Tiger Woods, including his alleged party and social habits.
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In a statement Wednesday on his Web site, Woods says he made "transgressions" and he has not been "true to my values and the behavior my family deserves."
MyFoxPhilly has obtained the entire US Weekly article about Woods and his personal life.
Along with a detailed interview with cocktail waitress Jaimee Grubbs, who claims she had an extended affair with Woods, Us Weekly talked to people in Orlando who paint an image of Woods that differs from his public persona.
“Contrary to his reputation as an upstanding Stanford grad, to numerous Orlando locals Woods is known as an unfriendly star who tips badly and gruffly turns away children,” the magazine says.
A source also told the magazine Woods had a separate phone number he gave out to women.
Us Weekly also says Woods is involved with a third woman, a Las Vegas hostess.
The New York Post and Life & Style magazine identified the
woman as club manager Kalika Moquin.
Life & Style, quoting a source close to Moquin, said
Woods "wasn't happy in his marriage or his home life and that there
was just so much pressure on him."
"They've hooked up a bunch of times" over the months, the
source said of Woods and Moquin. "Tiger told Kalika that married
life isn't all it's built up to be."
A source confirmed the relationship the Post.
The Post said Moquin was unable to be reached on Tuesday for
comment. Her employer, the Light Group, which runs The Bank
nightclub, refused to comment to the Post.
Woods' lawyer, Mark NeJame, declined to comment to the Post,
referring questions to Wood’s agent. The agent, Mark
Steinberg, did not return a call or e-mail request to the Post for
comment.
Party planner Rachael Uchitel was also linked to Woods in a National Enquirer story.