Megyn Kelly has launched a scathing critique of Tiger Woods, accusing the golf legend of attempting to leverage his connection with former President Donald Trump during a recent DUI arrest.
During an episode of "The Megyn Kelly Show," the former Fox News host condemned Woods' actions as a "douche move," suggesting the phone call was a calculated effort to evade legal consequences. "It’s very clear he called to try to get out of this somehow," Kelly asserted, referencing reports that Woods contacted Trump shortly after a car accident and before his arrest last month.
"What kind of person calls the President while being arrested for DUI?" Kelly questioned, emphasizing the perceived audacity of the move.
The incident has sparked debate over celebrity privilege and the appropriateness of seeking high-level intervention during law enforcement encounters. Kelly's commentary highlights growing scrutiny of how public figures navigate legal troubles, with this case drawing particular attention due to the involvement of two globally recognized personalities.
As the story develops, observers are watching for responses from Woods' representatives or further clarification on the nature and timing of the alleged call.