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In 2015, rapper The Game took to reality television in a VH1 series titled “She’s Got Game.” This show was an intriguing addition to VH1’s legacy of celebrity dating series, reminiscent of hits like “Flavor of Love” and “Rock of Love with Bret Michaels.” The format featured a diverse group of women vying for The Game’s affection as they joined him on his tour, aiming to prove their compatibility with his hip-hop lifestyle. However, the finale, which crowned former Miss Jamaica Universe Rebecca Silvera as the winner, led to a swift decline in their relationship once the cameras stopped rolling. What unfolded next would leave a lasting imprint on both The Game and contestant Priscilla Rainey.
The unexpected fallout of a reality romance
Although Rainey was eliminated early in the competition, her journey took a dark turn when she accused The Game of sexual assault during an off-camera date. The allegations were serious, claiming that The Game had acted inappropriately, leading Rainey to file a lawsuit. When the rapper failed to respond to the court summons, a judge ruled in favor of Rainey in 2016, awarding her more than $7 million in damages. This judgment was met with The Game’s mockery, as he publicly asserted that she would never collect a dime. Yet, almost a decade later, Rainey’s persistence has turned the tables significantly.
From courtroom battles to personal stakes
Rainey’s initial lawsuit came as “She’s Got Game” was airing, and she detailed an alleged incident where The Game reportedly violated her during a date thought to be part of the show. The rapper denied these claims vehemently, labeling Rainey a liar and undermining her credibility on social media. As the civil case progressed, The Game launched a counter-suit against Viacom, the parent company of VH1, claiming negligence in their vetting process of Rainey. He argued that the production team ignored crucial warnings about her mental health and criminal history, but the court dismissed his claims, further complicating his legal woes.
The unraveling of The Game’s defense
Throughout the legal proceedings, The Game’s lack of participation became evident. He missed crucial depositions and hearings, ultimately leading to a default judgment in Rainey’s favor. In November 2016, a jury ruled against him, granting Rainey substantial damages not only for the alleged assault but also for his blatant refusal to engage in the legal process. Instead of settling or paying the judgment, The Game opted for defiance, continuing to ridicule Rainey in interviews and social media, insisting she would never receive any payment.
Pursuing justice against all odds
Despite the rapper’s attempts to evade responsibility, Rainey remained undeterred. She relentlessly pursued every legal avenue available to secure the compensation she was owed. By 2020, her efforts bore fruit when she was given ownership of The Game’s independent record label, Prolific Records, along with royalties from his album “Born 2 Rap.” The following year, she was granted the right to collect income from his Cameo account, which reportedly generated around $19,000. Yet, the bulk of the original judgment remained unpaid.
Targeting The Game’s assets
Rainey’s strategy shifted towards The Game’s assets as she sought to claim what was rightfully hers. In 2017, he purchased an impressive estate in Calabasas, California, valued at $2.9 million. This luxurious property features sprawling grounds, a resort-style pool, and even a full-size basketball court. By 2025, its worth had increased to approximately $4 million. Recognizing the potential to recover her damages, Rainey made her move.
Legal maneuvers and property sales
In court filings, Rainey alleged that The Game attempted to shield the mansion by transferring ownership to his manager, Wack 100. However, the court saw through this tactic. In May 2025, a judge authorized the forced sale of the Calabasas home, stipulating that all proceeds would go to Rainey. While the property has yet to hit the market, it’s anticipated that when it does, it could significantly contribute to satisfying the outstanding judgment against The Game.
A long road to justice
After years of navigating through legal challenges, evasive tactics, and public mockery, it appears that Priscilla Rainey is on the brink of receiving the justice she has fought tirelessly for. As the saga continues to unfold, it serves as a testament to resilience and the complexities of reality television’s impact on personal lives. Rainey’s story reflects a journey filled with unexpected twists, and soon she may have the opportunity to say, “She got Game’s… Calabasas mansion.”