Vanessa Trump shows love for boyfriend Tiger Woods after DUI crash

Jessica Schladebeck, New York Daily News on Apr 3, 2026

Published in Golf

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Vanessa Trump gave her boyfriend, Tiger Woods, a special social media shoutout after his DUI rollover crash in Florida last month.

“Love you,” Trump wrote in an Instagram story on Friday.

The post also included a cozy photo of the couple lounging outside together with a few bright-red heart emojis. It marked 48-year-old Trump’s first public show of support for the golf legend after his two-car accident the afternoon of March 27. Sources previously told TMZ that, while they did discuss the incident, that there was no major blow-up between the pair and any rumors that the accident caused a rift between them were untrue.

Trump, who was previously married to President Trump‘s son, Donald Trump Jr., has been romantically linked to Woods for about year.

The crash occurred around 2 p.m. on South Beach Road in Hobe Sound, not far from where Woods lives in Jupiter Island. The golf great later told authorities that he was looking down at his cellphone and changing the radio station in his Range Rover SUV, causing him to miss the fact the truck in front of him had slowed.

Woods’ SUV rolled over after it clipped its trailer, police said.

Despite passing a breathalyzer test on the scene, authorities “believed that Woods’ normal faculties were impaired, and he was unable to safely operate the motor vehicle,” according to an affidavit in the case. He was arrested and charged with DUI after refusing to take a urine test, which carries an additional charge.

On Tuesday, the 15-time major champion pleaded not guilty to the charges. Later the same night, Woods said he would be “stepping away” to seek treatment and “focus on my health.”