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

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 has revealed how wife Trisha Yearwood is “pushing hard” to buy a house in Ireland. In the wake of sexual assault accusations made against him, the country star said his “Queen” wants to move here after she “fell head over heels in love with the country."

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Garth Brooks and wife Trisha Yearwood might be plotting a big move away from Nashville, something that raises eyebrows given the allegations of sexual assault against the superstar. According to InTouch Weekly,

Garth Brooks has hinted he may move to Ireland after his wife Trisha Yearwood 'fell in love with the country' during his recent concerts