Country music legend Garth Brooks is now at the center of a shocking lawsuit alleging sexual assault and battery. The lawsuit was recently filed in California by a former hairstylist and makeup artist who worked for Brooks. The plaintiff, known as “Jane Roe,” claims that the incidents took place in 2019, accusing Brooks of exposing himself, sending explicit texts, talking about sex, and sharing sexual fantasies.

According to reports, the lawsuit also alleges that Brooks raped Roe during a work trip to Los Angeles in May 2019. Brooks had traveled to Los Angeles to tape a Grammy tribute performance. The lawsuit has gained attention as an earlier anonymous complaint aimed to prevent Roe from making her allegations public.

In response to the lawsuit, Brooks released a statement to CNN denying the accusations. He stated that he had been harassed and threatened for months and that he was being demanded to pay millions of dollars. He vehemently denied the claims and emphasized his refusal to pay any form of hush money.

The lawsuit and allegations against Brooks highlight the issue of sexual misconduct in the music industry. Roe’s attorneys have expressed confidence that Brooks will be held accountable for his actions. They applauded Roe’s bravery in coming forward and emphasized that sexual predators exist in all industries, including country music.

The lawsuit also reveals details of the encounter between Brooks and Roe during their work trip. They traveled together on Brooks’ private jet, with no other passengers present. When they arrived at their hotel room in Los Angeles, Roe claims that Brooks entered the room completely naked, leaving her feeling trapped and uncomfortable.

The allegations against Garth Brooks serve as a reminder that sexual harassment and assault can occur in any industry, regardless of fame or status. It is important to support survivors who come forward and hold perpetrators accountable for their actions.