Judge Approves Sale Of The Game's Home To Pay Down $7M Owed In Sexual Assault Case

Judge Approves Sale Of The Game’s Home To Pay Down $7M Owed In Sexual Assault Case

By bigced 12 months ago

A judge approved a sale of The Game’s home after defaulting on a $7 million judgment awarded to a woman accusing him of sexual assault

After defaulting on a $7 million judgment awarded to a woman accusing him of sexual assault, Compton recording artist The Game has lost his home to settle the debt.

According to Complex, a California judge has approved the sale of the home in Calabasas, Calif., to assist the Doctor’s Advocate rapper in paying part of the judgment owed to Priscilla Rainey. A real estate listing had the property being on sale for $4,009,800, although the price the house was purchased for was not released. If the property was sold at the listed price, then The Game would still owe Rainey approximately $3 million of the $7.13 million he owed.

The media outlet confirmed the ruling after viewing court documents.

The recording artist was sued in 2015 by Priscilla Rainey, who was a contestant on his VH1 reality show, “She’s Got Game.” She accused The Game of sexual battery and won a $7 million judgment against the “Love It or Hate It” rapper. She filed the lawsuit in 2015, and she won the judgment against him the following year. The decision was made after The Game never appeared in court to answer the accusation, so she was given a default judgment of $7,130,100. He has not made a payment at all to Rainey.

After he lost the lawsuit, The Game (nee Jayceon Taylor) requested that he receive a new trial, but was denied by an appeals court in 2019.

“Taylor did not take the litigation seriously,” Judge TK Sykes wrote in the decision. “He evaded the process, trolled Rainey on social media, dodged a settlement conference, and did not bother to show up at trial. His attorney asked for a continuance, but the judge denied that request, dismissing Taylor’s proffered excuse as an elaborate ruse.”

Rainey returned to court to try to get her judgment due to non-payment, and she accused him of hiding his assets. She won that case in 2023.