RAPPER THE GAME ORDERED TO PAY $200,000 TO FORMER CHILDREN'S NANNY

A Los Angeles Judge has ordered The Game to pay $200,000 to his former children's nanny in what may be regarded as the first related Instagram libel case.
The Game defamed the nanny on his social media account and as such Judge Mitchell Beckloff issued a $200,627 default judgement against the singer on June 10th.
Karen Monroe sued The Game, 35, in July 2013 after he described her as 'a very dangerous babysitter' and accused her of neglecting his children.
The  suit alleged that The Game falsely claimed he fired her for screaming at his children, having sex with her boyfriend in his children's room and that she left Northern California to 'escape from her past of inappropriately touching children'.
Monroe's attorney asked for a default judgement after The Game didnot respond to the suit.
Monroe's attorney also claims Monroe lost her job as a nanny to singer Kelis and received millions of threats as a result of The Game's post.