Tiger Woods Reunites with Ex-Wife Elin Nordegren for Their Son — Photos Reveal She Wasn't Alone

Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren reunited for a milestone in their son's golf career, but another part of Nordegren's family soon entered the picture.

Woods and his ex-wife came together at Benjamin High School in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, on November 6, 2026, to celebrate their 17-year-old son, Charlie Woods.

The teenager was there for his official signing day ceremony after committing to play golf at Florida State University. The milestone brought both of his parents to the school as Charlie formally marked the next stage of his golf career.

Woods and Nordegren joined Charlie for a rare family photograph, with both parents wearing Florida State University gear as they stood with their son.

The reunion came nearly 17 years after the former couple's marriage ended. Woods and Nordegren divorced in 2010, but the two have continued to come together for important events involving their children.

Charlie's signing day provided another example.

This time, however, the family gathering was larger.

Her longtime boyfriend, former NFL tight end Jordan Cameron, also joined the family for Charlie's big day.

Cameron's presence brought another part of Nordegren's family into the celebration as Charlie prepared for his future at Florida State.

And Cameron was not the only addition.

The three young children he shares with Nordegren — Arthur, 7, Zeta, 3, and Freya, 2 — joined the celebration as well. The children were dressed in Seminoles merchandise for the occasion, making Charlie's college choice part of the wider family celebration.

A post featuring the family gathering highlighted just how many members of Charlie's family had turned out for the November 6 milestone.

For Nordegren, the event connected two parts of her family life. She was there alongside Woods, with whom she shares Charlie, while Cameron and the three younger children she shares with him were also part of the gathering.

Cameron has been Nordegren's longtime partner following the end of her marriage to Woods.

Before his relationship with Nordegren, Cameron built a career in professional football as an NFL tight end. At Charlie's signing ceremony, however, his role was connected to the family rather than professional sports.

Arthur, Zeta, and Freya were considerably younger than the teenager whose achievement had brought everyone together.

Charlie, now 17, was celebrating a decision that will take his golf career to the collegiate level. His commitment means he is set to play for Florida State University.

That made the November 6 ceremony more than another school event for the family. It officially recognized where Charlie plans to continue playing the sport after high school.

Woods and Nordegren's joint appearance also followed another recent occasion centered on their son.

Just months before the Florida State signing ceremony, the former spouses stood side by side at Charlie's state championship ring ceremony.

Their appearance together at that event attracted considerable attention online. It also showed that the November reunion was not an isolated occasion for the former couple when it came to celebrating Charlie.

The two events marked different achievements.

The earlier ceremony recognized Charlie's state championship, while the November gathering centered on his college future. This time, the teenager was officially signing after choosing Florida State University.

Woods and Nordegren were again present for the milestone, despite the major changes in their family lives since their divorce.

Their history stretches back well before Charlie reached high school.

Woods and Nordegren's marriage ended in 2010, after Woods' infidelity became public. The circumstances surrounding the split drew widespread attention at the time.

Years later, Nordegren publicly addressed an aspect of their relationship that remained important after the divorce: parenting.

In 2014, she called Woods "a great father," according to Sports Illustrated.

Nordegren's comment came several years after the divorce and offered a direct statement from her about Woods' relationship with their children.

That history gives context to the former spouses continuing to attend events involving Charlie. Rather than requiring assumptions about their personal relationship today, their appearances establish something more straightforward: Both parents have continued to show up for major moments in their son's life.

The November ceremony also marked a different stage of Charlie's life from the period when his parents separated.

He was a young child when Woods and Nordegren divorced. Now, at 17, he is preparing to move from high school golf into a college program.

Florida State University will be the next stop in that progression.

The signing ceremony formally celebrated that choice with his parents and other members of his family present.

Cameron's attendance added another dimension to the family gathering.

As Nordegren's longtime boyfriend and the father of her three younger children, he was part of a group that included people from both her previous marriage and her current family life.

Arthur, Zeta, and Freya's presence meant Charlie's younger siblings were also included as he celebrated his commitment.

The Seminoles connection extended throughout the gathering.

Woods and Nordegren wore FSU gear while joining their son, and Nordegren and Cameron's children also sported Seminoles merchandise.

A separate post from Charlie's signing day focused attention on the teenager's college commitment and the family members who joined him for the occasion.

For Charlie, the ceremony placed the focus on what comes after his time at Benjamin High School.

His choice of Florida State means he plans to continue competing in golf at the university level. The November 6 event gave him the opportunity to formally mark that decision while surrounded by family.

It also created a rare public moment involving both Woods and Nordegren.

The former spouses have lived separate lives since their 2010 divorce, and Nordegren has since built a family with Cameron.

Their three children span several ages. Arthur is 7, while Zeta is 3 and Freya is 2.

All three were present for their older brother's signing, giving the ceremony a broader family connection beyond Charlie's parents.

For Cameron, the event also brought him into a public family moment involving Woods.

The former NFL player attended as Nordegren's longtime partner and alongside the children he shares with her. The available sources do not provide comments from Cameron about Woods, Charlie's signing, or the relationship between the adults.

His attendance, however, was part of the documented family gathering at Benjamin High School.

Likewise, the reunion between Woods and Nordegren does not require speculation about the status of their personal relationship.

Their presence had a clear purpose: Their son was officially signing to play golf for Florida State.

It was a milestone both parents had reason to attend, much as they had attended Charlie's state championship ring ceremony months earlier.

The signing also added another chapter to Charlie's increasingly public golf journey.

At 17, his next destination is now established. He has committed to Florida State University and celebrated that commitment with a formal signing ceremony at his high school.

For Woods, the occasion involved watching his son take another step in the sport with which the Woods name has long been associated.

Cameron attended, and Arthur, Zeta, and Freya joined the celebration in Florida State merchandise.

A post featuring the family put the wider group in the spotlight, turning attention not only to Woods and Nordegren's reunion but also to the family Nordegren has built with Cameron.

That wider family presence distinguishes the November ceremony from the simple idea of two former spouses appearing together.

Woods and Nordegren were there as Charlie's parents. Cameron was there alongside Nordegren and their children. The three younger children were there to support their older brother.

At the center of those connections was Charlie's decision to become a Florida State golfer.

The event came months after the state championship ring ceremony had already brought Woods and Nordegren together publicly.

Taken together, the two occasions show the former couple attending separate milestones in Charlie's high school golf career: first the recognition of a championship and then the formal announcement of where he intends to play next.

The second occasion also offered a look at the larger family surrounding him as he prepares for college.

Nearly 17 years have passed since Woods and Nordegren's marriage ended, and their lives have changed significantly during that period.

Nordegren's relationship with Cameron and their three children formed part of the November 6 gathering, while Woods and Nordegren once again shared an occasion centered on Charlie.

Nothing further needs to be inferred from the reunion. The documented reason for bringing everyone together was their son's achievement.

For Charlie, that achievement points toward Florida State.

The signing ceremony made his commitment official at Benjamin High School, with his parents, Nordegren's longtime partner, and his younger siblings present for the occasion.

It was another family milestone following the state championship ring ceremony and another public appearance that put Woods and Nordegren in the same place for their son.

Nordegren has not needed the recent photographs to establish how she has previously described Woods as a parent.

Her own words from years after their divorce remain direct. Despite the difficult circumstances surrounding the end of their marriage, she described Woods as "a great father."

On November 6, 2026, both parents were once again present for one of Charlie's biggest milestones yet, this time as their 17-year-old son officially prepared to take his golf career to Florida State University.