Celebrity website TMZ.com has released the 911 call from Tiger Woods wife to emergency services after her mother collapsed in the Woods' Florida home.
The audio gives insight into the human tragedy unfolding in the Woods home, with a hysterical wife and children crying in the background.
Elin Nordegren's mother Barbro Holmberg was taken to hospital late Monday night and later released.
The 911 call can be heard here.
The call came as the tally of alleged Tiger Woods mistresses continues to climb-it's now at 10.
Sources are reporting that Nordegren on Tuesday moved out of the Florida mansion where she and the Woods lived with their two children, and is staying in a nearby house.
Reports say that Woods' reps aren't announcing her departure because they hope things will settle down and she'll come back soon, according to RadarOnline.
The Woods scandal started when he got into a one-car crash outside his mansion at around 2 a.m. on Nov. 27. Reports spread that the accident was a result of Nordegren coming after his SUV with a golf club after she found out about his infidelity.
Another report Monday said someone is offering naked photos of Tiger to Playgirl magazine, and it's a fairly legit story, according to GossipCop. One possibility is alleged mistress No. 7, Holly Sampson, an adult film star.
The magazine's rep apparently said: "We're currently trying to authenticate the photos before we make any decisions on purchasing the Tiger Woods pics and ascertaining the value."
A poll by CNN and USA Today reported that approval ratings for Woods have plunged since June in the wake of his admission of mistakes, which came after an audiotape, purportedly of Woods, linked him to an alleged mistress.
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