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Investors sue Selena Gomez and her mental health start-up over alleged fraud of nearly USD 1.2 million

The investors of Selena Gomez's mental health start-up have sued the singer, the company and her mother, alleging fraud worth USD 1.2 million. They also accused Selena of neglecting her duties to build and promote the start-up

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Selena Gomez. Pic via Instagram

Selena Gomez. Pic via Instagram

Singer, actor and entrepreneur Selena Gomez has landed in legal trouble after a lawsuit was filed against her and her mental health start-up Wondermind Global. The lawsuit against Selena, who has often spoken up about facing depression and mental health challenged, was filed by investors, who alleged fraud and neglect of her duties to build and promote a mental health start-up. 

Selena Gomez sued

According to a report by Reuters, the lawsuit was filed by the investors in federal court in Delaware on Thursday. According to their claims, they invested nearly USD 1.2 million in Selena's mental health company, Wondermind Global, which was launched in 2021. According to the suit, the company aimed to help users with their “mental health."

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