Jimmie Allen

Jimmie Allen's second accuser is asking a court to dismiss the countersuit he filed against her last month.

They separated just before multiple sexual assault accusations against the singer became public.

A statement issued to Taste of Country expresses no shock in the singer turning around to sue her clients.

Two new lawsuits filed on Thursday (July 13) in Nashville find Allen countersuing for unspecified monetary damages.

The second lawsuit was filed Friday morning in Tennessee.

A second woman is suing Jimmie Allen in Tennessee federal court.

She was shocked when she read the story.

He and his wife are in the midst of a divorce.

He calls himself a "victim of my weaknesses."

Wednesday morning, Allen shared the first of two messages to Instagram Story.

The news comes as the couple are divorcing, and Allen is facing a sexual assault lawsuit.

The singer denies the allegations against him.

The move follows a suspension by his record label and removal from next month's CMA Fest in Nashville.

He was dropped after being accused of rape, sexual assault and battery.