Tiger Woods’ Former Alleged Mistress Rachel Uchitel Details Affair During TV Interview

Rachel Uchitel details alleged intimate affair with Tiger Woods during an interview.

The 45-year-old self-proclaimed alleged mistress to Woods – who contributed to Elin Nordegren divorcing the professional golfer after seven-years of marriage – has opened up about their alleged love-affair.

According to the former nightclub hostess, Tiger could spend hours speaking with her detailing his relationships and personal aspects of his life, including the impact of Earl Woods, his father, had on him.

Their troubled relationship allegedly began in a New York nightclub when Woods approached Rachel and requested her number — moments later texting the alleged mistress. She explains that, “He said something like when can I see you again. It was intimidating. This was Tiger Woods. I knew he was married, I knew he had responsibilities, but he said I want you to fly to Orlando, then I will come see you there.”

From this moment, Uchitel says a sexual affair catapulted into action, explaining, “That was the first night I had sex with him and I remember thinking how am I ever going to be with a mere mortal again because so many people put him on such a pedestal and here he was in my bed, and he was my Tiger.” She continued to detail, “He had trouble sleeping and would have to take Ambien. I’d sit next to him for hours while he’d fall asleep next to me and when he got up he allowed himself to be a little kid,”

In the upcoming documentary, once-private details about hiring prostituets in Las Vegas and spending nearly $100,000 during his alleged sex-driven weekend will be covered.

Admitting that she regrets starting an alleged affair with a married man, Rachel says, “I regret the mistakes that I made but people came at me like they wanted to blame me for the fact a married man cheated on his wife, like I was the only one responsible for his actions,”

Tiger will premiere on HBO this Sunday, January 10.

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