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Tiger Woods is heading for the most expensive split in sports history after his wife told friends: “Divorce is 100% on.” 
  
 Elin Nordegren plans to walk away from her marriage to the scandal-hit star with £175million, half of his £350million fortune. 
  
 The Swede is said to want rid of him once and for all over his affairs – as a new picture emerged of him with a mystery blonde. 
  
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 Friends of the mum-of-two confirmed the split. One said: “She’s made up her mind. There’s nothing to think about, he’s never going to change.” 
  
 The payoff will eclipse the £100million paid out by prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" / US basketball star Michael Jordan to ex Juanita Vanoy. 
  
 Tiger’s troubles deepened yesterday after it emerged a woman who claims to have his love child wants £1.5million for her silence. Teresa Rogers, 48, had a daughter in 2003 after a fling with the golfer. 
  
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 Win a Louis Vuitton luggage set with Mirror.co.uk ||||| While some of Tiger Woods‘ big name sponsors are closing down the golfer’s campaigns, perhaps he will find comfort in the well-endowed embrace of a new sponsor: Due to his experience with exotic dancers, NYC strip club Scores is offering the pro $1 million to endorse their club as well as become their new Human Resources Director. We can’t wait to see the tag line for that campaign! 
  
 Scores sends their offer to Tiger via an open letter, which reads in part: 
  
 “Dear Mr. Tiger Woods, 
  
 As the nation watches your endorsement deals collapse in the wake of your adultery scandal and doors have been closing on many sponsorships and opportunities, we would like to take this time to present you with an opportunity where we open the doors back up to endorsements.” 
  
 The letter goes on to offer a bright spot in the midst of Tiger’s losses: “As we took note that you have recently lost endorsements and advertising spots for products such as Gillette and Gatorade, we thought you might be interested in a new endorsement deal with our establishment. 
  
 As we recently re-opened under new ownership and management, SCORES would be honored to have you endorse our club and be employed by us as our Human Resources Director, for which, we will offer you a fee of $1 million. We would also like your help in the design of a new room, to be dedicated as the “Tiger Woods Room.” We believe that you have the knowledge and expertise to succeed in this role, should you accept this offer. 
  
 We look forward to your response.” 
  
 That response might take awhile! ||||| Tiger Woods - Elin Nordegren divorce news update: Nordegren consulting Sorrell Trope, star lawyer 
  
 STLA/Fame Pictures, tropeandtrope.com Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren are reportedly headed for divorce. Elin Nordegren has hired divorce lawyer Sorrell Trope. 
  
 Tiger Woods' wife reportedly has the dean of Tinseltown's divorce lawyers on her side as she and the golfing great head for Splitsville. 
  
 Nobody has more experience at tearing celebrity marriages asunder than Sorrell Trope, who hung his shingle in 1949 and whose star clients span the generations from Cary Grant and Rod Steiger to Nicole Kidman, Nicolas Cage, Hugh Grant and Britney Spears. 
  
 While Trope is no expert on the law in Florida, which is where Elin Nordegren lives, admiring lawyers say he is a hard-nosed negotiator who goes to the mat for whoever can afford him. 
  
 Nordegren reportedly signed a prenuptial agreement before she married Tiger, so Trope would most likely be enlisted to hammer out a postnup to give her a bigger piece of Woods' wealth, they said. 
  
 "There is just one Sorrell Trope," said Manhattan divorce lawyer Robert Wallack. "He's the dean of the California matrimonial bar. 
  
 "He's in a class of maybe 12 or 15 lawyers that handles very high-asset, high-income divorces with contentious custody cases," said Beverly Hills-based family law arbitrator Alexandra Leichter. 
  
 Woods, 33, who cheated on his Swedish spouse with a bevy of women, has reportedly offered her millions to stop her from walking away - and taking their two kids. 
  
 Wallack said it is not unusual for spurned celebrity spouses to bring in a "big gun" to press their case for more dough - and to walk away richer if they were treated especially badly. 
  
 "She might have brought him in to lead the charge," said Wallack, who has represented celebrities like Christie Brinkley and Damon Dash. 
  
 Trope, who is 82 and one of the best-paid lawyers in Los Angeles, did not return a call about his reported entry into the Woods saga. 
  
 In an earlier interview, the Albany-born lawyer said he got into lawyering because it seemed like a glamorous profession. 
  
 "When I was a little boy, on a Saturday you always went to the movies and you saw a double feature and a cartoon," he said. 
  
 "And there were some wonderful lawyer movies, and the lawyers were always dressed up and they looked wonderful." 
  
 Nordegren, 29, who has stayed silent as the sex scandal swamped her husband, fanned speculation they were splitting up when she appeared in public without her wedding ring - and after she bought an island getaway in her homeland. 
  
 The Daily News reported on Wednesday that she was taking the kids with her to spend Christmas in Sweden - and that Woods was staying behind to hang with his buddies. 
  
 A day later, People magazine broke the story that Nordegren wanted out of her five-year marriage and several Los Angeles TV stations reported she was consulting Trope. 
  
 Nordegren's divorce plans emerged on the same day The Associated Press selected the scandal-scarred golfer as the Athlete of the Decade. 
  
 Woods received over a third of the votes cast by AP member editors, who focused on his jaw-dropping exploits on the links - not in the sack. 
  
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Elin Nordegren didn’t just get herself any old lawyer—she’s reportedly hired Hollywood's superstar divorce guru Sorrell Trope, and is gearing up to go after nearly $284 million. Trope, whose clients range from Cary Grant to Hugh Grant, specializes in “very high-asset, high-income divorces,” an expert tells the New York Daily News, and Elin likely brought him onboard to negotiate a sum on top of her prenup, in light of Tiger’ extramarital mahem. Just how much more money? Sources tell the Mirror she plans to score half of Tiger’s fortune, or about $283.9 million, adding that she told friends, “divorce is 100% on.” Woods could recoup some of that money by taking on a new sponsor—a New York strip club offered the golfer a $1 million endorsement deal, OK! reports.