Elin Nordegren, born on January 1, 1980, in Stockholm, Sweden, rose to international fame for her high-profile marriage to golfing legend Tiger Woods. Although her athletic pursuits are not the focal point of her public identity, Nordegren's life has been intertwined with the sports world in a compelling narrative that captivated headlines.

Elin Nordegren's introduction to the public eye came when she began dating Tiger Woods in 2002, eventually leading to their marriage in 2004. At the time, Woods was at the pinnacle of his golfing career, with numerous significant championships to his name. Nordegren, a former model and nanny, was thrust into professional sports and the accompanying media scrutiny.

The couple's relationship took a tumultuous turn in 2009 when a series of revelations about Woods' extramarital affairs surfaced, leading to a highly publicised divorce in 2010. Despite the challenges, Nordegren handled the situation gracefully and resiliently, maintaining a relatively private life after the divorce.

Post-divorce, Nordegren focused on rebuilding her life and pursuing her interests. She enrolled in psychology courses and later earned a degree, showcasing her determination and intellectual prowess beyond the lens of tabloid sensationalism. Her commitment to personal growth and resilience in the face of adversity became a source of inspiration for many.

Elin Nordegren’s boyfriend

Elin Nordegren, following her divorce from Tiger Woods, began dating Jordan Cameron, who is a retired NFL player from Los Angeles. Cameron was born on August 7, 1988, and during his time in the league, he played as a tight end for both the Cleveland Browns and Miami Dolphins. He retired from the NFL on March 10, 2017, after suffering from four concussions. Later that year, Cameron and Nordegren started dating.

After finishing high school, Cameron chose to play basketball instead of football at Brigham Young University. After redshirting his first year (2006-2007), he decided to try football. He transferred to USC in 2007 as a wide receiver. However, when USC refused to accept some of his credits from Brigham Young, he had to withdraw and attend Ventura College. He was allowed to rejoin the football team in 2008, but even if he had stayed at USC, he would have been ineligible to play in 2007 due to NCAA transfer rules.

Cameron enrolled at USC a year later and saw brief action for the Trojans at wide receiver in the 2008 and 2009 seasons but made no catches. Before his senior year, he moved from receiver to tight end and caught 16 passes for 126 yards and a touchdown in his final season.

Jordan Cameron’s Height and weight

Jordan Cameron is 196m tall and weighs 115 kg. On March 12, 2015, he signed a two-year, $15 million contract ($5 million guaranteed) with the Dolphins. Unfortunately, on November 5, 2016, he suffered a concussion injury and was placed on injured reserve, which ended his season. This was not the first time he had suffered a concussion, having suffered four concussions in six seasons. Due to his recurring injuries, Cameron announced his retirement from the NFL on March 10, 2017.

Jordan Cameron’s Family

Jordan Cameron’s parents are Stan Cameron and Cathy Cameron. Jordan was born into a family that was actively involved in sports. His great-grandfather, grandfather, and father had all played professional sports in their time. Hence, Jordan naturally followed in their footsteps and pursued a career in sports. He attended Newbury Park High School, where he played football for the school team.

Jordan Cameron also has a sister named Brynn, who played guard on the USC women's basketball team. She has a child with Matt Leinart and shares custody of two children with NBA star Blake Griffin. Jordan's younger brother, Colby, was an undrafted free-agent quarterback for the Carolina Panthers but was released before the 2013 NFL season. Jordan is also the cousin of former Denver Broncos safety Su'a Cravens. He has three sons: one from a previous relationship and two with Elin Nordegren.