E-mails Reveal Tiger Loved His Mistress Rachel Uchitel
The Tiger Woods story just seems to get worse every day. With news surfacing that he had more than 10 mistresses, to his lack of using condoms, now In Touch reveals that Tiger was actually in love with Rachel Uchitel!
Tiger Woods is making it really hard for women to trust any athlete, celebrity or MAN, period. What I can’t understand is why he just didn’t get divorced and pay Elin her alimony. At this point, it would have been much cheaper. But now, he is going to pay DEARLY. Not only did you cheat with her but you also admitted via email that you are “falling for her.” Check out the emails:
In Touch can exclusively reveal that the woman originally at the center of the storm, party promoter Rachel Uchitel, was more than a fling to Tiger. They weren’t just having sex — they were in a relationship. “Tiger told her he would divorce his wife for her,” an insider says. In fact, hundreds of secret e-mails between the two show that not only was the superstar athlete over the moon for Rachel, he desperately wanted to leave Elin and their two kids to be with her.
On November 9, Tiger, 33, wrote Rachel, 34, and showered her with gooey, angst-ridden proclamations of devotion. In an e-mail exclusively obtained by In Touch, the golfer gushed,
“I know it’s brutal on you that you can’t be with me all the time. I get it. It f***ing kills me, too. I finally found someone I connect with, someone I have never found like this. Not even at home. You want someone to witness your life. I want you to lay next to me, lay on me or where ever you want to lay. F***. Why didn’t we find each other years ago. We wouldn’t be having this conversation.”
After Rachel replied and complained that she didn’t want to play out their relationship over the computer, Tiger wrote back, “You don’t have to answer that e-mail. I just wanted you to know what’s going on inside me.”
Also in their correspondence, Tiger and Rachel got into a fight after he questioned her motives and accused her of only sleeping with him because he was famous:
“I don’t know if this is going to work,” Tiger said. “I thought I was getting to know you, but it feels like I’m just another person who happens to be famous. Every time I think about it, I get a lump in my throat. Some of the other parts of your past really get to me. I don’t know what person I was falling for so hard. The one I got to know on the phone, e-mail, text and in person. Or the one who likes famous people. I am so confused, because what my brain is saying and what my heart is saying are two different things. Is it the Rachel I know or the character? That’s what’s hard. It guts me to think I’ve fallen for the wrong one.”
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Dear Tiger,
You know when it is real when the one you fell in love with waits patiently at home for you to settle your life. Takes the chance of losing you to allow you time and space to “pull your head together”.
This kinda falls into the category of Unconditional Love, You know the kind Elin displayed thru her marriage. She didn’t portray herself in the public spotlight or write juicey details about your relationship….We don’t know when and when not Elin had “just panties” on when in your presence.
You know Love when Love sacrifices…If it is true and the first thing Rachel Upchuck could do is run to Florida, then you can pretty much say insecurities have surfaced. There is a distrust that you can pull together and stay “flaming” for Rachel so she must get herself as close to the fire as possible in order for you to stay “hot” for her.
Usually the ones that go that distance appear on the surface as being totally in “love”, but then there is the reality down the road that You have lost all your personal space to this person and bitterness fills the voids in the end.
You fell in love with Virtual Sex is what it sounds like on this end…When faced day in and day out this type of Sex dies out. I hope you post what ends up of your relationship with this Miss Upchuck person, I am interested in knowing if my insights prove correct.