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Country music star Trisha Yearwood broke her silence on social media Monday, following serious accusations of sexual assault against her husband, Garth Brooks. The allegations stem from a complaint filed last Thursday in a California state court, detailing incidents that allegedly took place in 2019.

The plaintiff, identified as "Jane Roe," is a hairstylist and makeup artist who claims Brooks raped her during a work trip. Prior to the lawsuit’s filing, Brooks had attempted to prevent Roe from speaking publicly about the accusations. Despite his earlier denials, the complaint paints a disturbing picture of repeated harassment and assault.

According to the lawsuit, Brooks allegedly exposed his genitals and buttocks to Roe, frequently changed clothes in her presence, and sent her sexually explicit text messages. The lawsuit describes two specific incidents in 2019. In one incident, Brooks allegedly emerged naked from a shower and forced Roe to touch his genitals while using sexually explicit language. The most serious allegation claims Roe was raped in a Los Angeles hotel room during a work trip when Brooks was taping a Grammy tribute performance.

In a related development, records show that Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood recently sold their Tennessee mansion just hours before the lawsuit was filed, intensifying public scrutiny and speculation. As the legal proceedings unfold, Yearwood’s reaction and Brooks' future in the music industry remain closely watched by both fans and the general public.