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Lindsey Vonn has finally confirmed that she is dating golfing legend Tiger Woods. The 28-year-old sportsperson posted on her Facebook page on Monday that the couple's "relationship evolved from a friendship into something more over these past few months and it has made me very happy."
Lewis Kay, a spokesman for Lindsay, has confirmed the validity of the Facebook post, Fox News reported. The Olympic and World Cup champion is still recovering from right knee surgery after a February 5 crash that ended her season.
Lindsay's divorce from Thomas Vonn, after more than four years of marriage, became official in January. They separated in 2011. Elin Nordegren divorced Woods in 2010 after she learned that he had a string of affairs during their five-year marriage.
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