Selena Gomez's lawyers have responded to a lawsuit accusing the actress and singer of fraud over her mental health company Wondermind Global. The lawsuit was filed by investors who claimed they invested nearly $1.2 million in the company, which promised to help users strengthen their 'mental fitness'. Gomez's lawyer has denied the allegations, calling them 'completely meritless, both factually and legally'.
Selena Gomez hits back at 'meritless' lawsuit over mental health company
UKPulse Health DeskThe actress and singer has denied allegations of fraud in a lawsuit filed by investors in her mental health start-up Wondermind Global.
- Selena Gomez and her mother Mandy Teefey are being sued over their mental health company Wondermind Global.
- The lawsuit claims Gomez failed to deliver on promises to be actively involved in building the company.
- Gomez's lawyer has called the allegations 'completely meritless, both factually and legally'.
Why this matters: The lawsuit highlights concerns over the management of mental health companies and the potential risks for investors.
What this means for you: If you're considering investing in a mental health company, be aware of the potential risks and do your research.