Investors sue Selena Gomez over mental health startup claims
Backers of Wondermind Global say the singer and actor did not do what they were told she would in the company.
Investors in Selena Gomez’s mental health company Wondermind Global have sued her, alleging she misled them about her role in the business. The case was reported in the United Kingdom on Friday.
According to the investors, Gomez had promised to take an active part in the company but did not follow through. The complaint says that gap between what was said and what happened amounts to fraud.
The dispute centers on Wondermind Global, a venture tied to Gomez’s public profile and mental health advocacy. The allegations have not been resolved in court.
The lawsuit adds to a growing list of legal and financial disputes involving celebrity-backed wellness brands, which often rely on the founder’s name and public involvement to attract funding.
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