Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods may have broken up, but they remain on good terms.
The skier recently opened up about what her relationship is like with the golfer now and how she feels about him. While the questions were a bit awkward for Vonn, she was open and honest with her answers when discussing her past relationship with Woods and their current friendship.
The couple dated for nearly three years, but split up for disputed reasons. There was some speculation the skier was worried about Woods not being able to stay loyal to one woman, while there were also reports their schedules got too busy to maintain a strong foundation.
Regardless of the reasons for the split, the two remain friends.
"Yep, we're still in touch," Vonn said on 'Access Hollywood', sarcastically adding how she loves talking about her ex-boyfriends. "I still love him, he's a great guy and a great father and I have the utmost respect for him. I just wish him the best and we're still friends. We're just two adults and it didn't' work out."
Vonn, who is releasing a book entitled "Strong is the New Beautiful" due out Oct. 4, is also close with Woods' ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, who split from the golfer due to his infidelity back in 2010.
The blonde bombshell was spotted at the Kentucky Derby and spent some time with Nordegren. Vonn called Nordegren "awesome" and said she respects her a lot because being a co-parent following a divorce isn't easy.
"I mean, we spent a lot of time together -- I was with Tiger for three years," Vonn told 'Extra' in May. "She's such a wonderful person, such a great mom to the kids and yeah, yeah, it was great to catch up with her and see her over that weekend and we had a great time."
As for her love life, Vonn has recently been romantically linked to "Vikings" star Alexander Ludwig, but there has been no update on if he definitely made it out of the friend zone.
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