In a recent turn of events, Kelly Yazdi, the estranged wife of country music star Zac Brown, has spoken out following the granting of a temporary restraining order against her. Yazdi, who was married to Brown for a mere four months before he filed for divorce, took to Instagram to share her side of the story, accusing Brown of "narcissistic abuse."

The "Chicken Fried" singer responded by filing a restraining order, which was subsequently granted by a Georgia court. The order requires Yazdi to remove Instagram posts that allegedly violated a confidentiality agreement she had signed on May 17.

In a statement shared on TikTok, Yazdi asserted her right to freely express herself through art and to discuss the circumstances of their pending divorce, regardless of Brown's fame and resources. She expressed her intention to respond robustly to Brown's complaint that her social media posts divulged confidential information about his business, stating that they were unrelated to her brief former work for Zac Brown Collective, Inc.

Brown's representative told Fox News Digital that he had taken legal action to protect his family from online harassment and speculation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining privacy in personal and business affairs.

However, Yazdi countered, criticizing Brown's actions as ironic and claiming that he had deliberately mocked their wedding party in a recent music video. She accused him of attempting to portray himself as a victim and to use his resources to silence her from revealing the truth about their marriage.

The divorce between Brown and Yazdi was announced in December after just four months of marriage. In their joint statement at the time, they expressed mutual respect for one another and requested privacy during the process.

Prior to marrying Yazdi, Brown was married to his ex-wife Shelly for 12 years.

As the legal battle between Zac Brown and Kelly Yazdi unfolds, both parties are navigating the intricacies of divorce negotiations. It remains to be seen how they will proceed in finding a resolution while dealing with the public scrutiny surrounding their personal lives.