Jimmie Allen is maintaining his innocence and insisting he is the "victim" after a federal judge ordered the country star to pay nearly $1.8 million to a woman who accused him of sexual assault.The 41-year-old singer faced two separate civil sexual assault and abuse lawsuits from two women in 2023.During an interview with Fox News Digital, Allen spoke candidly about the allegations that derailed his career, maintaining that his sexual encounters with both women who sued him were consensual while acknowledging that he was unfaithful to his then-wife, Alexis Gale.When asked what he would say to his accusers today, Allen said he has forgiven both women but admitted that he struggled with being unable to publicly defend himself without being accused of blaming alleged victims.JIMMIE ALLEN PUBLICLY APOLOGIZES TO ESTRANGED WIFE FOR ‘HUMILIATING HER’ WITH ‘AFFAIR’ AFTER SEX ABUSE LAWSUIT"I wanted to just get on social media and call them liars and things like that," Allen said.
"But it was interesting when I thought about it, someone said, 'No, well, you'll be a victim blamer and stuff like that.'""But I was like, 'I'm the victim here,'" he continued."So they can say this about me, these horrible things about me and try to ruin and destroy everything that I worked my butt off for.
But I can't say that they're lying."Jimmie Allen is maintaining his innocence after he was ordered to pay nearly $1.8 million to a woman who accused him of sexual assault. (Rolling Stone via Getty Images)In May 2023, the first woman, Jane Doe 1, who worked as the country singer's day-to-day manager, filed a lawsuit against Allen, in which she accused him of raping her in 2021 and subsequently sexually harassing her over the next 18 months.JARED LETO RESPONDS TO SEXUAL MISCONDUCT ALLEGATIONS MADE BY MULTIPLE WOMEN IN EXPLOSIVE DOCUMENTARYThe second woman sued Allen in June 2023, accusing the "Big In A Small Town" singer of sexually assaulting her while she visited him at a Las Vegas ho...