Rumors about Tiger Woods' divorce with his Swedish wife Elin are likely to be imminently actualized.

U.S. golfer Tiger Woods gets a hug from his wife Elin Nordegren on the 18th green at the Presidents Cup in Gainesville, Virginia, in this September 24, 2005 file photo. [Xinhua/Reuters File Photo]

"Elin and the kids are out there visiting (Elin's) family in Stockholm," while the golfer stays behind in the U.S., a source told UsMagazine.com.

"It's 100 percent happening..."It's going to take a long time to go through. (But Elin) will go through with it," the source said.

Donald Trump, the golfer's pal, said in a telephone interview with the Good Day New York, that their marriage has been over.

"Yes. Do you want me to be blunt about it? I think it is over and it is too bad. I think he feels very badly about it. It is very, very tough," Donald added.

He also noted that he understands Elin's anger. "Who can blame her? I am sure that my wife would be extremely OK with one, two, or three infidelities, but 15 is a bit much," Trump joked.

Woods, 34, apologized publicly for his infidelity in February after being connected to over a dozen women.