Jaimee Grubbs 'Felt Guilty' Sleeping With Tiger

December 10, 2009 Celebrity Scandals

Jaimee Grubbs admits she sometimes had second thoughts about sleeping with Tiger Woods, a married father of two.

"I guess if I were to think about it, I did feel guilty that he was spending his time with somebody that isn't his wife," she tells "Extra." "But you know, he never mentioned her. I never thought about it."

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By the time she learned he was wed to Elin Nordegren, "we already had this relationship," she says. "And he was the one who pursued me, and I just kind of got involved in this... I had invested emotions in it. I let myself think, 'out of mind, out of sight' type feelings."

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Woods has been linked to 11 women, including Grubbs -- but she doesn't think he's a sex addict.

"The Tiger that I knew, I would never think that," says Grubbs, who has claimed she was intimate with Woods about 20 times over a three-year period.

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She admits that Woods has a "sleeping problem." According to reports, Nordegren told police that her husband had taken painkiller Vicodin and sleep aid Ambien before his Nov. 27 car crash.

"He did never sleep. I mean, even if he wanted to go to bed at maybe 10, he wouldn't fall asleep until 12:30, 1 [AM], and then he'd be up at 3," she continues.

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She credits his restlessness to the pressures of his athletic status.

"I'm sure he has so much on his mind, and I couldn't ever imagine it being put to sleep," she says. "He very much does have a sleeping problem."

For more on "Extra's" interview with Jamie Grubbs, tune in tonight!

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