Tiger Woods and ex-wife Elin Nordegren posed together for a rare family photo at their son’s college signing ceremony last Friday.
The former couple, who divorced in 2010 after Woods’ infidelity became public, stood flanking 17-year-old Charlie Woods at Benjamin High School in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. All three wore Florida State University gear as the teenager made his commitment to play golf for the Seminoles official.

Nordegren’s boyfriend, former NFL player Jordan Cameron, joined the group along with the couple’s three children, all of them also sporting FSU merchandise. The blended family gathering marked one of the most visible reunions between Woods, 50, and Nordegren, 46, since their split nearly two decades ago.
Charlie had announced his verbal commitment back in February through an Instagram post.

“Excited to announce my commitment to play golf at Florida State University — go Noles!” he wrote at the time.
Woods responded publicly in the comments section of that post, writing, “Congratulations, Charlie. I’m so proud of you on entering this next chapter of your life.”

The signing ceremony continued a pattern of the exes putting aside their history to support their children’s milestones. Just this past February, Woods and Nordegren reunited for Charlie’s championship ring ceremony honoring the Benjamin School boys’ golf team’s 2025 FHSAA Class 1A state championship victory. They posed for family photos alongside their son, who displayed his newly earned medals.
In December 2024, the former spouses came together at the PNC Championship in Orlando, Florida, where Woods played 18 holes with Charlie while their 18-year-old daughter Sam served as caddie. Videos from that tournament showed Nordegren hugging Woods and patting him on the back during celebrations with family and friends.

That Orlando appearance followed another championship ring ceremony earlier in 2024, commemorating the Benjamin School boys’ golf team’s November 2023 state title. On that occasion, however, Woods and Nordegren posed separately for photos with Charlie rather than together.

Woods has since moved on romantically with Vanessa Trump, with their relationship confirmed in March 2025. A source said at the time that the pairing was “not too serious” but “heading in that direction.”
“They’re a good match; they’re level-headed, they like to avoid drama [and] they share a lot of the same values,” the insider said in part.

Beyond Charlie, Woods and Nordegren share daughter Sam, now 18. The family has expanded on Nordegren’s side through her relationship with Cameron, while Woods navigates both fatherhood and his own ongoing golf career.

The Palm Beach Gardens ceremony drew particular attention given the rarity of Woods and Nordegren appearing in posed photographs together. Their divorce followed revelations of multiple affairs by Woods that exploded into public view in late 2009, leading to one of the most scrutinized celebrity breakups in recent memory. The scandal cost Woods numerous endorsement deals and sidelined him from golf for months as he underwent therapy and attempted to rebuild his personal life.

Since then, both have largely kept their interactions private, making Friday’s united front for Charlie’s signing a notable moment of public reconciliation. The teenager’s choice of Florida State continues the family’s golf legacy, with Woods having spent decades at the sport’s pinnacle and Charlie now set to compete at the collegiate level.
Woods is expected to continue his own competitive schedule as he manages ongoing physical challenges from multiple surgeries and a severe 2021 car accident.

