Tiger's Alleged Mistress Denies Affair

Hopefully Elin Nordegren reads the New York Post. In an exclusive interview with the paper, Rachel Uchitel—the "other woman" whose alleged affair with Tiger Woods was the subject of a National Enquirer story last week—unequivocally denies having an affair with the golfer, saying "not a word of it is true." She contends that the Enquirer's main source had a personal vendetta against her, saying the girl who claims that Woods and Uchitel had an affair is a "train wreck" who "embarrassed" Uchitel on a trip to Europe by offering to sleep with someone for 3,000 Euros and then passing out "from too many Quaaludes." "I've only met [Woods] twice," says Uchitel, who professes that she met the golfer briefly in her capacity as a night-club hostess and party promoter, and that the two are "not friends." The final word? "I work in clubs and I am a businesswoman. I do not have sex with celebrities, and I have not had an affair with Tiger Woods."