Rapper The Game Loses His Home To Pay S3x Assault Accuser’s $7million Judgement
Image Credit: tori- Rapper The Game is compelled to sell his Calabasas mansion to satisfy a $7.13 million judgment awarded to Priscilla Rainey for a sexual assault case filed in 2015.
- The court approved the sale after The Game failed to appear in court, leading to a default judgment in Rainey’s favor in 2018.
- The mansion is listed for $4 million, which would still leave a $3 million debt if sold at that price.
- Despite the ruling, The Game has expressed refusal to pay Rainey and previously criticized her amid the pandemic.
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