Tiger Woods and Vanessa Trump Have ‘Talked About’ Marriage, Are ‘Very Serious’ After ‘Difficult’ Year

It’s been a turbulent year for Tiger Woods and Vanessa Trump — but one that has reportedly left their relationship “stronger than ever.”

According to a Wednesday, October 28 report from Page Six, the golf legend, 50, and Donald Trump Jr.’s ex-wife, 48, are “very serious about each other and absolutely see a future together.” The same source told the outlet that “marriage is something they’ve talked about, but that doesn’t mean a proposal is necessarily around the corner.”

The insight into their romance comes just days after Vanessa announced she was cancer-free six months after revealing her breast cancer diagnosis.

It also follows Woods’ March DUI arrest, after which he spent several weeks undergoing inpatient treatment in Switzerland. On September 2, he entered no-contest pleas to reduced charges and received a five-year driver’s license suspension.

“Going through difficult times together has brought them closer and shown them that they can count on one another,” added the source. “It’s one thing to enjoy the good times together, but they’ve also seen how the other person handles things when life gets difficult.”

“They’ve both been through a lot this past year and have really leaned on each other,” they continued.

The pair’s families have also “blended really naturally,” per the report. While the model shares five children with Trump Jr. — including Kai, 19, Donald III, 19, Tristan, 15, Spencer, 14, and Chloe, 12 — Woods is dad to daughter Sam, 19, and son Charlie, 17, who he shares with ex Elin Nordegren.

“Kai absolutely adores Woods and [she] gets along great with his kids, too,” the insider also claimed. “They genuinely enjoy spending time together as a family.”

As Globe previously reported in September, the couple is looking at the possibility of tying the knot after putting their plans on hold during months of turmoil.

“Vanessa has been there through some of Tiger’s darkest days, and she’s never wavered… he has her back 100 percent too. When she got sick, he dropped everything to be there for her,” Globe’s source said at the time. “Their marriage plans had to go on the back burner with everything that’s been going on, but there’s no doubt that they will get married.”

“They’re totally committed to each other and as soon as things are a little more settled that will be the top priority,” the source added. “It’s not something they are going to want to drag out either, so the expectation is that it will happen early next year, if not sooner.”