The Game Loses Big in Default Sexual Assault Judgment—Judge Orders Sale of Calabasas Mansion After Homestead Exemption Bid Fails

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From Reality TV to Real-World Consequences

The lawsuit stemmed from Rainey’s appearance on She’s Got Game, where she alleged the rapper sexually assaulted her while cameras weren’t rolling. The default judgment was entered after Taylor failed to appear for trial or any pretrial proceedings.

Legal experts note that allowing a civil case to default—particularly a high-stakes, high-profile one—often has long-lasting reputational and financial consequences. In Taylor’s case, ignoring the lawsuit didn’t make it go away—it only strengthened his accuser’s position and sealed the financial blow.

A Mansion-Sized Mistake

While the rapper has claimed the accusations were baseless, his failure to defend himself gave Rainey full control of the courtroom narrative. And now, the consequences are literal bricks and mortar.

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“This case is a classic lesson in what happens when a defendant tries to fight a lawsuit on social media instead of in court,” said one Los Angeles civil litigator. “His decision to ignore the case is now costing him millions—and his house.”