Kelly Yazdi, the estranged wife of Zac Brown, recently shared her perspective following a temporary restraining order granted against her. The country music star filed for divorce after only four months of marriage, which led to accusations against Yazdi for violating an employee and confidentiality agreement. In response, Yazdi took to Instagram to accuse Brown of “narcissistic abuse.” This prompted Brown to file a restraining order against her, which was ultimately granted by a Georgia court.
Yazdi expressed her determination to exercise her right to freely express herself through art and to speak about her pending divorce from Brown. She emphasized her intention to respond decisively to what she deemed meritless complaints from Brown regarding confidential information and personal matters. Yazdi asserted her refusal to be silenced by Brown despite his efforts to portray himself as a victim and use his resources to prevent her from sharing her truth about their marriage. She vowed to tell the truth in court and not be intimidated by Brown’s tactics.
Brown’s representative stated that the legal actions were taken to enforce an agreement between him and Yazdi to maintain confidentiality regarding personal and business affairs. The representative emphasized Brown’s desire to protect his family from online harassment and speculation. Brown expressed his hope for privacy and respect between both parties as they navigated their divorce. The Georgia court granted the restraining order, requiring Yazdi to remove the Instagram posts that allegedly infringed upon the agreed confidentiality terms.
Yazdi criticized Brown’s actions, highlighting the irony of his public divorce lawsuit followed by a music video that, in her view, mocked their wedding party and included hurtful caricatures. She accused Brown of attempting to make himself a victim and muzzle her from sharing the truth about their marriage. Despite Brown’s claims for privacy and mutual respect, Yazdi perceived his actions as a deliberate strategy to make their difficult divorce negotiations public. She reaffirmed her commitment to speaking her truth in court and not allowing Brown’s tactics to silence her.
Brown and Yazdi announced their divorce in December after a short-lived marriage of four months. They expressed mutual respect for each other and shared their wish for the best as they navigated this personal matter. Both parties requested privacy during this challenging time. Prior to his marriage to Yazdi, Brown was married to ex-wife Shelly for 12 years, indicating a history of long-term relationships before his brief union with Yazdi. The situation between Brown and Yazdi continues to unfold as legal proceedings progress.
