Elin Nordegren on Tiger Woods, after the Divorce

"I Never Suspected"
As for Elin Nordegren, she wanted her marrieage to work. She said she wanted to save her marriage to Tiger Woods despite the fact she was "blindsided" by his multiple affairs, however in the end the damage was irreparable and she didn't trust him.
"I've been through hell," Nordegren, whose divorce was finalized Monday, told People magazine in the issue to hit newsstands Friday.
Nordegren admitted that she had no idea about her golfing superstar husband's infidelities, saying she was "blindsided" and "embarrassed" by the affairs.
"I never suspected, not a one," she said in the exclusive interview. "For the last three-and-a-half years, when all this was going on, I was home a lot more with pregnancies, then the children and my school."
And in spiteof all her efforts to shield her two young children as much as possible, daughter Sam, 3, picked up on her grief, asking, "Mommy, where is your boo-boo?"
While she has remain to keep mum on some details, Nordegren, 30, said she is speaking out now because she wants to set the record straight and also sees opening up as a step toward healing. However she told People she had no intention of addressing the matters again, saying she hoped she and her children could get the privacy they needed to adjust to their new lives.
In spite of everything that has happened, Nordegrean said she has no regrets and is gracious toward her ex.
"I wish him all the best in the future, as a person and as an athlete," she said. "I know he is going to go down as the best golfer that ever lived, and rightfully so. I feel privileged to have witnessed a part of his golfing career."