Tiger Woods' latest car crash has raised concerns for Donald Trump Jr. regarding the golfer's relationship with his ex-wife Vanessa Trump and their five children. Woods flipped his Land Rover after colliding with a lorry's trailer while attempting to overtake at excessive speed, according to local sheriff John Budensiek.
Officers suspected Woods was under the influence, but he recorded .000 on a breathalyser. He declined to provide a urine sample to test for other substances and was charged with driving under the influence, property damage, and refusal to submit to a lawful test. No one was injured in the incident.
A source told PEOPLE that Trump Jr. has been supportive of Woods and Vanessa, especially regarding the children, but the recent crash raised some concerns. The source added that Trump Jr. knows Vanessa can make her own decisions, but they are a team when it comes to co-parenting, and he is thankful she and the children were not involved.
Since Woods began his relationship with Vanessa Trump, the Secret Service had already barred him from driving the president's grandchildren. Donald Trump's extended family is entitled to Secret Service protection until six months after his term ends in 2029.
This is not Woods' first driving incident. In 2009, he crashed into a fire hydrant; in 2017, he pleaded guilty to reckless driving after a DUI arrest; and in 2021, he suffered leg fractures in a single-vehicle collision. Friday's crash is the latest in a series of incidents behind the wheel.
