Garth Brooks hosts “Misfit Thanksgiving” amid rape lawsuit

Garth Brooks discusses his Thanksgiving plans as an “outsider” with his wife Trisha Yearwood during a difficult time for the family.

The country music legend made an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Tuesday night and told the late-night host that the family would be hosting a Thanksgiving celebration with Nashville music industry insiders.

Then the family hosts “an outsider Thanksgiving” because they invite “a lot of people” from Nashville’s music industry with “families elsewhere” so they are alone on Thanksgiving. She opens her doors.”

Brooks added that the family plans to host about 25 people at their home in Tennessee.

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He added that he helps clean up because his Food Network guest wife is “an amazing cook” and he “doesn’t want to get in the way of perfection.”

Kimmel did not address the rape allegations made against the country singer, who is the genre’s best-selling artist of all time. Brooks also said he is wrapping up his longtime Las Vegas residency, which ends early next year, so the family can get a head start on Christmas.

“Mrs. Yearwood said we’re starting Christmas now, and that was about three weeks ago. She dug up the Christmas tree from the basement. He’s already standing. We are ready to go. We got Christmas music going,” he said.

In October, Brooks was the subject of a federal lawsuit after the country star was accused of sexual assault and battery by a former hair and makeup artist who claimed he raped her in a Los Angeles hotel room in 2019.

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