Woman Who Won $7 Million In Sex Abuse Suit Against The Game Hopes Case Will Help Others

As the case made its way through the courts, the rapper lashed out at Rainey on social media, questioning her motives in suing him and accusing her of being everything from a criminal to an escort.

Rainey said although she’d been “tremendously” affected by the social media onslaught, she was determined to see the case through not only because she wanted the truth to come out, but she also wanted to empower other women who had been victimized within the music industry.

“My life has been impacted tremendously by relentless negativity, solely because I chose not to remain silent,” Rainey told us. “I am hopeful that this result can empower other women to also come forward and stand up for themselves.”

The Game has been uncharacteristically silent about the case since the Nov. 18 verdict, though it may be because he’s still recovering from the surgery.

Rainey’s lead counsel, Brad Edwards, said not only was this case controversial, but it was being tried on its own in the court of social media. Nevertheless, Edwards said he was pleased with the verdict.

“Ten citizens of Illinois reviewed all of the evidence to unanimously arrive at the result they determined was fair and just,” Edwards said in a statement to BOSSIP. “Priscilla Rainey just wanted her life back, and hopefully, this is a step in that direction.”