Tiger Woods’ wife has given him six months to salvage their marriage and prove to her that he can be faithful, says the London Daily Mirror. The golf great returned to his Florida home with his wife, Elin Nordegren, and two children this week, after completing a program at a Mississippi sex-rehab clinic. Nordegren would prefer that the kids grow up with their father, and is now “convinced there is hope for the marriage,” a friend of the family’s told the newspaper. “The doctors told her she shouldn’t underestimate Tiger’s ability to grow as a person.”
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