Imagine this: you're a hair and makeup artist, working closely with one of the biggest names in country music. It sounds like a dream job, right? But for someone identified as "Jane Roe," it became a nightmare. She's just gone public with some serious accusations against Garth Brooks.

Roe says that Brooks acted inappropriately towards her multiple times over several years. This isn't some small issue - we're talking about allegations of sexual assault and battery. The most disturbing incident happened at Brooks' home in 2019, during a hair styling session. Roe claims that Brooks forced her hand onto his private parts without consent. That same year, she says he took her to an event in Los Angeles and then raped her in a hotel room.

But it didn't stop there. According to the lawsuit filed in California state court on October 3rd, 2024, Brooks also exposed himself, discussed sexual topics, shared explicit fantasies, and sent sexually charged text messages. To make matters worse, Roe says Brooks tried to hide his actions by deleting these texts from her phone.

Roe started working with Brooks' wife, Trisha Yearwood, back in 1999. She moved directly under the singer's employment in 2017 and even relocated from Mississippi to Tennessee in 2021.

These are heavy allegations, and it's important to remember that everyone deserves a fair trial and the right to defend themselves. As of now, Brooks hasn't publicly addressed these claims. It's a tough situation, but it's crucial to let the legal process play out and ensure justice is served fairly for all involved.

A Former Staff Member Accuses Garth Brooks of Misconduct

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