In new court docs, Garth Brooks amends his original ‘John Doe vs. Jane Roe’ lawsuit to now ID himself and his alleged rape accuser. The singer’s team is justifying the move by claiming that the alleged victim ‘leaked [HIS] identity to the press’ first.

The woman accusing Garth Brooks of sexual assault has condemned him for publicly releasing her name as he seeks compensation and punitive damages off the back of her claims. In a statement provided to Us Weekly on Tuesday,

The legal battle involving country superstar Garth Brooks and a hair and makeup artist who previously worked for him took an ugly turn this week, after the woman's identity was revealed in court filings from Brooks' legal team.

Garth Brooks’ accuser slammed the country singer for revealing her name to the public amid their lawsuit. “Garth Brooks just revealed his true self. Out of spite and to punish, he publicly named a rape victim,

The accuser's legal team, which includes Douglas H. Wigdor, Jeanne M. Christensen, and Hayley Baker, argued that Brooks named the alleged victim out of "spite." Their statement re

The woman sued Brooks under the pseudonym Jane Roe last week. The country singer, in turn, has accused her of lies and extortion.

The country star, who'd hoped to keep his lawsuit anonymous, filed an amended complaint naming himself and the woman who sued him for sexual assault.

Garth Brooks’ former hair stylist, who used a pseudonym when she sued the singer last week for alleged sexual assault, is reacting to his revealing her name. The Grammy winner, 62, identified his accuser in a complaint filed in Mississippi Tuesday,

Brooks has denied the woman's allegations and filed his own lawsuit accusing her of attempted extortion and defamation.

Country music superstar Garth Brooks has named the woman who, as Jane Roe, accused him of rape in a lawsuit last week.