Musician Garth Brooks has hinted that he wants to quit the U.S. and move to Ireland with his wife, Trisha Yearwood, just one month after he was sensationally accused of raping his spouse's makeup artist.

Country music star Garth Brooks has revealed that his wife Trisha Yearwood is 'pushing' for a major relocation amid his sexual assault lawsuit

Country singer and songwriter Garth Brooks recently hinted that he and his wife, Trisha Yearwood, were planning to leave the United States and move to Ireland. This comes after a hair-and-makeup artist who had worked with both Brooks and Yearwood accused him of sexual assault and battery in a lawsuit.

In a recent episode of his Facebook Live series, Inside Studio G, Brooks heard from an Irish fan who'd heard that he had dreams of buying a home in her country — and offered herself as a house guest if those dreams ever become a reality. It seems that making a move to Ireland could, in fact, be something the country star couple are considering.

Garth Brooks reveals plans to move to Ireland with Trisha Yearwood amid ongoing sexual assault allegations and legal battles surrounding his reputation.

Garth Brooks revealed that he and wife Trisha Yearwood are considering moving from Nashville to Ireland amid allegations that he sexually assaulted his former hair and makeup artist. “Actually, [Trisha] is pushing hard for the house in Ireland,

Country music icon Garth Brooks has hinted that he might leave Nashville behind to settle in Ireland. The 62-year-old recently opened up about the idea on his Facebook Live series, Inside Studio G, when he responded to an Irish fan's question about his ...