Tiger Woods’ wife apparently has hired a private eye — not to investigate her hubby’s cheating, but to scour his finances before she divorces him.
Elin Nordegren, who boasted to friends that Woods is giving her at least a $300 million settlement, wants to uncover precisely how much the Athlete of the Decade is worth, says The Sun newspaper in Britain.
She plans to divorce him in California instead of Florida, because the Golden State has more favorable matrimonial laws — and stands to get half the estimated $607 million Woods has earned since they married in 2004.
Meanwhile, Electronic Arts pledged to keep the embattled golfer’s name in the title of its “PGA Tour Online” golf video game.