Tiger Woods Denies Ex Erica Herman's ‘Tenancy Agreement’ Claims in Lawsuit

Tiger Woods smiles during the trophy ceremony on the practice green after the final round of the Genesis Invitational golf tournament at Riviera Country Club, Sunday, Feb. 21, 2021, in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ryan Kang)

Tiger Woods is denying reports that he had an “oral tenancy agreement” with his ex, Erica Herman. In a statement, Woods says that after “breaking off their relationship” he informed Herman “she was no longer welcome” in his house.

Tiger Woods has responded to ex-girlfriend Erica Herman’s lawsuit claims about their prior living situation.https://t.co/PpN8PEWLIu

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Herman previously said they had an “oral agreement” ensuring her she could live at his Florida mansion for a total of 11 years. In a legal filing, Herman claimed she still had five years remaining when they split up in October and, as such, is entitled to compensation of roughly $30 million.

Tiger Wood's has fired back at his ex-gf, disputing her claim he had an oral agreement to let her live in his house and essentially support her for years … in what is shaping up to be a hyper-nasty $30 million lawsuit. https://t.co/bYdo7sPCg7

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Woods’ lawyers argue that during their relationship,

Mr. Woods invited Ms. Herman to live with him as his guest in the Residence. Mr. Woods never negotiated an oral tenancy agreement with Ms. Herman. Nor was there ever a written tenancy agreement between Mr. Woods or the Trust.

Woods’ lawyers say that he notified Ms. Herman that he was breaking off their relationship and then arranged for Herman