Judge Rules Tiger Woods' Ex-Girlfriend Must Honor Nondisclosure Agreement, Ending Public Battle

A Florida judge rejected Erica Herman's attempt to nullify a 2017 nondisclosure agreement with Tiger Woods, calling her allegations of sexual harassment "vague and threadbare."
The ruling requires Herman to resolve lawsuits seeking $30 million from Woods through private arbitration.
Herman had sued Woods and the trust that owns his Florida mansion, alleging unspecified sexual harassment and claiming the right to speak publicly about their relationship.
Woods' attorneys argued Herman was a "jilted ex-girlfriend" trying to relitigate a "failed relationship" and said there was no evidence she signed the nondisclosure agreement under duress.
The ruling shields details of Woods' and Herman's relationship from public view, allowing them to resolve financial disputes confidentially through arbitration.