New Jimmie Allen Accuser Comes Forward With Same Allegations, Racy Video Recorded Too

Less than a month since he was accused of sexually harassing her former assistant, a new complainant has come forward accusing Jimmie Allen of similar sexual behavior.

Jimmie Allen was accused of sexual assault and allegedly filming their sexual intercourse secretly without the complainant's initial knowledge and consent.

Jimmie Allen Sexual Assault Lawsuit

According to an exclusive Variety report, a new lawsuit filed at a Tennesee federal court alleged that Jimmie Allen had "randomly approached" her on a plane in 2022. Afterward, Allen reportedly pursued the woman and engaged in "daily communication." The two eventually had a "constant, long-distant conversation," all while Allen was married.

Allen and the accuser, now named "Jane Doe 2," met in Las Vegas and were sexually assaulted by Allen.

"Extremely upset by the assault, Jane Doe 2 was leaving the hotel room when she discovered that Allen had surreptitiously and, without her consent, placed his cell phone in the closet facing the bed and had been videotaping the entire event," the complaint read.

According to Doe's legal counsel, the authorities have already contacted Doe and have been fulfilling the necessary paperwork to kickstart the investigation. Per the publication, Doe will be suing Allen for assault, battery, invasion of privacy, and even emotional distress.

Jimmie Allen, one of the very few Black country music artists in the scene, has been in an unfavorable spotlight since last month.

After it was reported that he was accused of sexual assault, Allen was dropped by his management team, music label, agency, and even publicist.

Jimmie Allen New Lawsuit Explained

Apparently, based on the new lawsuit, Jane Doe 2 is also suing Allen's bodyguard and the company that employed the bodyguard. Turns out, after their first meeting on the plane, the bodyguard followed her to the airport and questioned her.

Eventually, the two entered into a romantic and sexual relationship, but Allen had assured her that he had already separated from his wife.

"Over time, Allen expressed his love for her and told her he could see a future together. He told her he wanted to have children together and that he could see she would make a good stepmother for his children," the lawsuit read.

As of this writing, Jimmie Allen's representative has yet to comment on the new lawsuit.