The Game finds himself embroiled in a legal battle with his sexual assault accuser, Priscilla Rainey, who is determined to claim the $7 million judgment awarded to her. Now, Rainey is ramping up her efforts by targeting The Game’s Calabasas mansion.
In an exclusive report, court documents reveal that The Game is required to appear in court on October 7 in Los Angeles to defend why his home should not be sold to settle the debt. Rainey’s persistence in pursuing the judgment has led to a high-stakes confrontation that could jeopardize the rapper’s residence.
Rainey’s strategic moves include serving The Game and his manager, Wack 100, with legal notices to seize the Calabasas property. Allegations of deed transfers and attempts to evade financial responsibility further complicate the legal drama.
Despite The Game’s previous denials and legal maneuvers, including appeals for a new trial, Rainey’s relentless pursuit has resulted in legal victories against the rapper. As the legal battle intensifies, The Game’s upcoming album, Documentary III, remains in the works, providing a stark contrast to the looming threat to his home.
Amidst studio sessions and music production, The Game faces a critical court appearance that could determine the fate of his residence and financial obligations in a high-profile legal showdown with Priscilla Rainey.
Written by
Derek Chan
