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TMZ has obtained a contract AshleyMadison.com sent to Woods offering him $5 million for "advertisement, endorsement, sale and promotion" of their site.
The web site made headlines earlier this year when one of its salacious ads was banned from the Super Bowl.
Above a picture of a scantily clad brunette, the ad asked: "Who Are You Doing After the Game?"
AshleyMadison.com has 3.5 million members, making it the largest online dating site for people in relationships, said CEO Noel Biderman.
"Life is Short. Have an Affair," teases its tagline.
-- New York Daily News
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Rachel Uchitel was set to go public and admit her affair with Tiger Woods until a last-minute flurry of phone calls between her rep and representatives for the golfer, RadarOnline.com is reporting exclusively.
Multiple sources told RadarOnline.com exclusively that Tiger’s people are desperate to keep Rachel from talking about Tiger and that they were willing to go a long, long way to keep her silent.
One source claimed that Rachel was negotiating a $1 million payoff by Tiger’s people to remain silent. When asked about this, Gloria Allred told RadarOnline.com, “no comment.”
-- ONTD
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It has been quite a week for Tiger Woods who crashed his Cadillac Escalade last Friday morning following a fight with his wife Elin Nordegren. And the latest news on the golf great is that he has offered Elin $80 million to stick around for the next two years.
Woods has spent the past few days watching all of his dark adulterous secrets come into the light, and he’s hoping his wife will see the newly revised prenuptial agreement as reason enough to stay with him.
According to a report, Tiger has offered to give Elin $5 million to keep her from taking off with their two kids, and has rewritten their prenup to add $55 million to the already established $20 million deal. That’s a total of 80 million big ones.
It seems Tiger is also paying out the nose to one of his mistresses- Rachel Urichtel abruptly cancelled a press conference scheduled for yesterday (December 3) after Woods’ people contacted her the night before. Rachel’s attorney Gloria Allred had “no comment” when asked if the conference would be rescheduled.
-- ONTD
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