Tiger Woods' Ex-Girlfriend Erica Herman: Everything to Know
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According to the Palm Beach Post, Herman grew up in Palm Beach County, Florida and attended Santaluces High School in the early 2000s where she was a cheerleader. She also attended college at Palm Beach State College and the University of Central Florida.
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According to Page Six, Herman worked as a bartender before being promoted to VIP manager at the Blue Martini lounge while attending UFC in Orlando. In 2010, Herman had ambitions to open nightclubs in Florida, but when she began dating Woods, she became the general manager of his restaurant The Woods Jupiter.
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Woods and Herman revealed they were a couple when they attended the President's Cup in September 2017. They were then seen attending a Los Angeles Dodgers game when the team reach the World Series a month later. Herman eventually moved into Woods' mansion in Jupiter.
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As mentioned earlier, Herman was there when Woods won the Masters in 2019. However, Herman also supported Woods when he won the Tour Championship in 2018. Herman was also in Augusta, Georgia when Woods competed in the 2022 Masters, his first tournament since his car accident in February 2021.
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When Woods suffered injuries in a car accident outside of Los Angeles, Woods wasn't sure he was going to be able to walk again and was worried he would lose his right leg. Herman was there when Woods was in the hospital and was in attendance a the PNC Championship in December 2021, which was his first tournament since the crash.
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According to PEOPLE, "Elin [Nordegren] has a friendly relationship with Erica. Tiger has come a long way and Elin acknowledges that. She is happy that he is dating Erica." Herman was also reportedly close with Woods' two children that he shares with Nordegren.
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Along with asking to be removed from the NDA, Herman said Woods owes her $30 million. She is suing for consequential monetary damages, injunctive relief, and attorneys' fees under the Florida Residential Landlord Tenant Act.
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