Tiger Woods gets frisky with Vanessa Trump in viral TikTok

Tiger Woods and Vanessa Trump are making rounds online after a resurfaced TikTok from the Genesis Invitational showed a candid, affectionate moment between the two.

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According to The New York Post, the clip, filmed at Riviera Country Club during the February tournament, shows Trump wrapping her arms around Woods as they pose for photos. She leans her head on his shoulder while Woods holds her at the waist, both smiling as cameras capture the moment. The interaction unfolds casually, with Trump then gesturing for her daughter, Kai Trump, to step in and join them.

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The trio appears relaxed and comfortable in front of the cameras, standing near a statue of golf legend Ben Hogan as photographers document the scene. The video, which circulated on TikTok after the event, offered a glimpse into the couple’s dynamic during a public outing tied to Woods’ professional commitments.

The Genesis Invitational, hosted by Woods’ foundation, served as both a competitive event and a gathering point for his inner circle. Trump and Kai have been regular attendees at Woods-related events since the relationship became public, often seen supporting him on and off the course.

Woods and Trump confirmed their relationship in March 2025 with a joint message shared on social media. “Love is in the air and life is better with you by my side! We look forward to our journey through life together,” Woods wrote at the time, adding a request for privacy for those closest to them.

Since then, appearances like the Genesis Invitational—and Woods’ recent 50th birthday fundraiser in Palm Beach—have marked key public moments for the couple. That January event reportedly raised around $50 million for charity through the TGR Foundation, bringing together high-profile guests and longtime supporters of Woods’ philanthropic efforts.

Family connections have also been part of the equation. Kai, an emerging golfer committed to the University of Miami, shares competitive overlap with Woods’ son Charlie, further linking the two families through the sport. Their presence together at tournaments underscores that shared connection.

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On the golf side, Woods has continued to draw attention for his potential return to competition. During a recent broadcast, he acknowledged that “there is” a chance he could be back in time for the Masters in April. The 15-time major champion has been working back from surgery on a ruptured left Achilles suffered last year.