President Trump shared his thoughts on the new relationship between his ex-daughter-in-law Vanessa Trump and golf legend Tiger Woods. He said he’s happy for both of them and praised their families. The president also pointed to the Russia investigation as a reason for the past troubles in Don Jr. and Vanessa’s marriage.
Trump spoke about the recent news during a chat with reporters in the Oval Office. He called Tiger Woods a “fantastic guy” and said they’ve played golf together many times. The president added that Tiger told him about the relationship months ago. Trump said he supports the couple and wants them to be happy.
Vanessa and Don Jr. were married for 12 years before their divorce in 2018. They have five children together. Trump mentioned their kids are great athletes and students. He said the split was “very sad” but believes both Don Jr. and Vanessa are doing well now.
The president blamed the Russia investigation for putting strain on their marriage. He called it a “witch hunt” by political opponents. Trump said the constant attacks and fake scandals hurt their relationship “very badly.” He argued the left’s obsession with targeting his family caused unnecessary stress.
Tiger Woods and Vanessa made their relationship public on Instagram last month. They asked for privacy as they start this new chapter. Both have children who play competitive golf, and their families reportedly get along well. A source close to Don Jr. said he’s “cool” with the situation.
Trump highlighted his close friendship with Tiger, including awarding him the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2019. The two have golfed together recently, and the president called him one of the greatest athletes ever. He said Tiger’s character is beyond reproach.
The Russia probe dominated headlines for years but found no evidence of collusion. Conservatives have long argued it was a politically motivated distraction. Trump’s comments reflect the belief that endless investigations harm innocent families. The focus on real issues, not fake scandals, would better serve the country.
As the 2024 election approaches, Trump remains a vocal critic of what he calls “weaponized” justice. His support for Vanessa and Tiger shows his commitment to family values, even in blended relationships. The story reminds voters of the human cost of partisan attacks.
