The Game has made millions of dollars from his hugely successful rap career, which even seen him earn an RIAA-certified diamond plaque for surpassing sales of 10 million with his 2005 debut album, The Documentary.

The 40-year-old, real name Terrell Taylor, who once shared a close friendship with 50 Cent, has reportedly amassed a fortune of $25 million throughout his career, but his net worth took a huge hit after he lost a $7 million sexual assault lawsuit because he failed to show up to court.

The case was in relation to Priscilla Rainey's claims she had been sexually mistreated while taping the rapper’s VH1 series, She’s Got Game — and while he probably didn’t see it coming, a judge ended up ruling that the father of two was to pay $7 million in damages since he’d been a no-show when he had every chance to fight the allegation.

The Game’s $7 Million Lawsuit

In October 2019, the United States Court of Appeals rejected The Game’s request for a new trial, after losing the case back in November 2018.

Circuit Judge Diane Sykes, had ordered the “Life From Scratch” hitmaker to pay Rainey in the amount of $7 million in a lawsuit over a sexual assault incident that was said to have occurred on The Game’s reality show back in 2015.

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In her court documents, Rainey alleged that she had shared a date with The Game, but she was taken aback upon finding out that their get-together was not going to be filmed for the cameras. It was a private date, she insisted.

The “Hate It Or Love It” rap superstar supposedly showed up intoxicated “and on drugs,” Complex quotes her saying. During their time together, The Game was alleged to have forcefully reached his hand inside her dress to “rub her bare vagina and buttocks.”

Diane, who ordered The Game to pay the amount was clearly unimpressed by his behavior for the fact that he wouldn’t show up to court and expected not to lose.

"Taylor did not take the litigation seriously," she wrote in a 19-page opinion.

"He evaded 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.”

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Later that year, The Game performed at the FivePoint Amphitheater in Irvine, California where he claimed that losing the case hadn’t bothered him one bit, before adding that he wasn’t going to pay a dime to his accuser.

“Everybody got something to say, this that. I don’t give a f**k about none of that. I’ve been in the game my whole career, I ain’t deterred, I’m me!” He ranted on-stage.

“Today I read on the internet, n***a they say I lost seven million, sh**! What I’mma do now, is Popeyes hiring? Seven million... he must be broke!”

And while it appeared to be all fun and games for The Game, who was strongly under the impression that he could hide his money from the court in order to avoid paying Rainey what he owed her, in April 2018, The Blast reported that his royalties had been frozen to cover the enormous fees.

According to the publication, a Federal Court judge granted a motion to seize all of The Game’s income or royalties paid from eOne or Sound Exchange, adding that the money would instead be going directly to Rainey.

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The outlet, who obtained a copy of the cord document, claimed:  “Any and all rights, title, and interest of Defendant in any money, property, or payments due to Defendant from LA Prolific, in the form of, among other things, commission, royalties, contract receivables, deferred compensation, income, wages, payroll, salary, and accounts receivable.

"Failure by Defendant to comply with this Order may subject him to contempt of Court proceedings.

What’s interesting is that The Game hasn’t released any music since his royalties were frozen. His last official release came with his ninth studio album, Born 2 Rap, which dropped on November 29, 2019.

It’s unclear how The Game will continue to make his money now that his income is being seized until Rainey is awarded $7 million, but there’s little to no doubt that he regrets not fighting the case when he was given a chance.

Sources close to The Game say that he’ll continue appealing the court’s decision until the sum is dropped, but by the look of things, it doesn’t seem as if that’s going to happen.

And to fans who are wondering whether they can expect any new releases from him anytime soon, the most he could offer at this point would be a mixtape -- so long as it's not released through eOne.

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