The Game missed a crucial opportunity to explain why his Calabasas home should not be sold to pay off a debt owed to Priscilla Rainey, who accused him of sexual battery. Records obtained by AllHipHop indicate that he did not attend a court hearing on October 7th, which could result in the loss of his property. The court noted, “The judgment debtor failed to appear or alert the court of the non-appearance.” Consequently, an order will be issued this week regarding possible sanctions.
Rainey was a contestant on The Game’s VH1 dating show She’s Got Game. She filed a lawsuit against him for sexual battery stemming from an off-camera incident in 2015 and was awarded approximately $7 million. However, she has faced challenges in collecting the funds from the rapper. In 2016, The Game took to Instagram to respond to the allegations, stating, “Don’t be fooled by these accusations or the dollar amount in the headlines cause I put that on my favorite aunties poodle this broad ain’t gettin s###!” He claimed that every contestant on the show would attest that he never touched Rainey and suggested her lawsuit was a premeditated move after being eliminated from the competition.
Rainey has since requested a California court to compel The Game to sell his home to satisfy the judgment. She has even hired a private investigator to locate him, demonstrating her determination to collect the awarded amount. Despite the ongoing legal battle, The Game has continued to ignore the case, with Rainey actively pursuing her claim for the nearly $7 million owed to her.
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