In a high-stakes legal battle, Priscilla Rainey continues her pursuit to collect a $7 million judgment from rapper The Game following a sexual battery lawsuit victory. Recent developments reveal that Rainey has taken bold steps to enforce the judgment, targeting The Game’s property in Calabasas, California.
Court documents obtained by AllHipHop detail Rainey’s persistent efforts to seize assets belonging to The Game and his manager, Wack 100. A notice of levy and writ of execution were served to both parties in June, signaling Rainey’s determination to claim what she is rightfully owed.
Allegations surfaced that The Game allegedly transferred the deed of his Calabasas home to Wack 100 in an attempt to evade Rainey’s collection efforts. This maneuver adds a layer of complexity to the ongoing legal saga between the two parties.
Rainey’s relentless pursuit of justice saw her previously seizing The Game’s publishing and label assets, marking a series of strategic moves in her quest to enforce the court-ordered judgment. This legal showdown stems from a lawsuit filed by Rainey in 2015, following her appearance on The Game’s VH1 reality show “She’s Got Game.” A jury’s decision in 2016 awarded Rainey approximately $7 million in damages, a ruling that The Game vehemently contested.
Despite The Game’s public denial of the allegations and refusal to acknowledge the debt, subsequent legal proceedings have unfolded in Rainey’s favor. An appeals court’s rejection of The Game’s request for a new trial further solidified Rainey’s legal standing, leading to a second lawsuit in 2023, which she won.
As the legal saga intensifies, The Game finds himself at risk of losing his property as Rainey remains steadfast in her pursuit of justice and the collection of the court-ordered judgment. The ongoing battle serves as a stark reminder of the complexities and consequences that arise from legal disputes in the entertainment industry.
Written by
Derek Chan
