In a shocking development, country music superstar Garth Brooks faces serious allegations of rape and sexual assault from a former makeup artist, according to a lawsuit filed in the California Supreme Court on October 3. The plaintiff, identified as Jane Roe, has over 30 years of experience in the music industry and began working with Brooks’ wife, Trisha Yearwood, in 1999.

Roe alleges that her professional relationship with Brooks intensified in 2019 after he learned of her financial struggles. The lawsuit claims that during a trip to Los Angeles in May 2019, Brooks raped her after booking a hotel suite with only one bedroom, leaving her feeling “trapped.” The court documents detail an incident where Brooks allegedly exposed himself and assaulted Roe, describing the experience as “painful and traumatic.”

In response to the allegations, Brooks issued a statement denying the claims, describing the situation as an “attempted extortion” and asserting that he is being falsely portrayed. He emphasized his commitment to fighting these allegations and expressed his desire to continue his music career despite the turmoil.

Roe’s legal team has praised her bravery in coming forward, emphasizing that sexual predators can exist in various sectors, including country music. They are seeking compensatory and punitive damages, as well as a jury trial. Brooks has also filed a lawsuit against Roe, seeking similar legal remedies.

As this story develops, both parties seek to clear their names amidst serious accusations that have drawn significant media attention.

Further updates will follow as more information becomes available.