Maroon 5 vet Mickey Madden's wife is seen for the first time since she accused him of abuse
Bowman accused Madden of attacking her when she accused him of sexting teenagers.
She had a somber expression on her face as she stepped out of the Los Angeles home she once shared with the bassist on Thursday.
The 37-year-old wore a fitted, white polo shirt paired with gray shorts, black leather ballet flats and a Chateau Marmont x Gucci bag on her shoulder as she walked to her car.
This sighting comes just as Madden's former bandmate Adam Levine performed on the Today show in NYC.
On Friday, Levine was in New York City, performing in Rockefeller Plaza alongside the rest of his bandmates.
He looked effortlessly stylish in a denim jacket, which he wore open to showcase his bare, tattooed chest.
He paired the outerwear with blue slacks and a brown, leather belt to complete his look as he and his band members performed some of their most popular hits.
Currently, Maroon 5 consists of Levine as vocalist and frontman alongside rhythm guitarist-keyboardist Jesse Carmichael, lead guitarist James Valentine, drummer Matt Flynn, keyboardist PJ Morton as well as bassist Sam Farrar.
Late last month, Bowman filed a restraining order against Madden, accusing him of domestic violence. In legal documents, she claimed that she had confronted him about him texting teenage girls before he started getting physically violent.
'He physically abused me,' Bowman said in court documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, in regard to a series of events which unfolded on July 21. 'I'm now terrified of him.'
Bowman said the bass player went 'insane' after she asked him about the alleged messages with the teenage girls, which allegedly centered around a rape fantasy.
He previously took a leave from the band following an arrest for alleged domestic violence. At the time, he was not married and the identity of the alleged victim was not revealed. He has been married to Bowman for over four years; pictured November 2022 in West Hollywood
Madden went 'insane' when Bowman asked him about the situation, Bowman told the court, grabbing her arms and slamming her body against a kitchen counter.
'He pulled me to the ground and was out of his mind,' Bowman told the court in her filing.
Daily Mail has reached out to reps for the band, and an Instagram account Mickey Madden appears to run, for further comment on the story.
Bowman described her efforts to flee the dangerous situation in her court filing.
'I managed to move around and escape him, got up, and ran out of the house to escape him,' she said.
She continued: 'He ran after me in his underwear and barefoot, caught up to me, shoved me against the gate, and then tried to grab me back to the house.'
Bowman said that she 'managed to escape and ran to the street' but Madden 'found [her] twice in different locations, physically abusing me each time.'
She included screengrabs in her filing from ring camera footage to support her claims.
Bowman tried to retrieve Madden's phone, and says she wound up leaving the home afraid for her life.
Bowman was able to rummage through the contents of the phone after she ran down the street and hid between cars after escaping the enraged musician's clutches, she said in court documents.
She told the court that Madden had never shown that level of outrage prior to their marriage.
Bowman was pointed out to the text-related allegations against Madden by a stranger, she said in the court filing.
Bowman told the court that she subsequently moved out of the home and has been residing with a friend in the wake of the conflict, she said in the court filing.
Bowman told the court that Madden told her he was sorry via text message, and that he was planning on seeking help for sex addiction.
She said she was concerned about Madden's potential mercurial reaction when he sees that she used a credit card of theirs to hire a lawyer in the wake of the July 21 incident.
Bowman has asked for a restraining order preventing Madden from approaching within 100 yards of her person, place of business, residence or vehicle.
Bowman said that Madden has exerted monetary control over her for the duration of their four-year-plus marriage.
Bowman said said she has since started working a job, and is concerned that Madden will try to track her down at her work. She added that she's put a deposit down for an apartment where she will reside.
Bowman is asking for expenses, in addition to custody of a pair of Siberian Husky dogs they own named Jam and Toast.
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