Tiger Woods Ex-Lover Cites Sexual Harassment in $30M Lawsuit

Tiger Woods Ex-Lover Cites Sexual Harassment in $30M Lawsuit

Tiger Woods is facing sexual harassment accusations from his ex-girlfriend Erica Herman. In new court docs filed on Friday, Herman stated Woods sexually harassed her once she began working at The Woods Jupiter, a restaurant Tiger Woods owns.

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According to TMZ, Woods hired Herman in 2014, which led to a relationship. Once the couple arrived to 2017, Woods forced Herman to sign a non-disclosure agreement “or else be fired from her job.”

Herman’s attorneys state the requirement of the NDA led to sexual harassment due to the nature of their relationship.

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A second incident was said to have occurred in 2022, citing Woods kicking her out of the home as a moment of sexual harassment, once again due to the nature of their relationship.

“The landlord made the availability of her housing conditional on her having sexual relationship with a co-tenant,” the docs read. “That conduct amounts to sexual harassment under federal and Florida fair housing laws.”

Herman is seeking $30 million in damages from Woods.

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