Garth Brooks' accuser shared a sexually explicit text message he allegedly sent her, as she slammed the singer for publicly naming her in his countersuit. Brooks was accused of sexual assault and battery in a complaint filed last week by a makeup artist who worked for his wife Trisha Yearwood. She filed anonymously as “Jane Roe.” As part of her lawsuit she included an alleged screenshot of text messages between the two. “And that huge stick you carry! Roo-sevelt!!” the plaintiff allegedly wrote in a redacted text featured in the lawsuit. “I'll take that nick-name. Thank you. I love you,” Brooks allegedly replied, with laughing and heart emojis. According to the court docs, Garth allegedly “used more than one cell phone, and sometimes would use different names and email addresses to communicate with Ms. Roe. He would tell Ms. Roe ahead of time that it would be him sending her communications, under a different name.” In the plaintiff's filing she also claims Garth allegedly “encouraged Ms. Roe to speak in a sexualized manner to him” like in the text screenshot. “[Garth] sent [Jane] sexually explicit text messages and pressured her to engage in sexting with him,” the lawsuit read. She also claims that although Brooks thought he deleted “everything on Ms. Roe’s phone,” some of their alleged texts remain on her phone.