A lawsuit filed by five investors in Selena Gomez’s mental‑health company Wondermind Global alleges that the actress and singer failed to meet her duties, leaving the firm in a “state of financial difficulty”.
In the complaint, the investors claim the company’s revenue and operational stability have been severely impaired due to Gomez’s purported “abject dereliction of duties”. They are seeking a total of $1.2 million, plus costs and damages, from both Gomez and the company’s management team.
The lawsuit was filed six minutes ago according to the timestamp, and the matter has already attracted media attention. Gomez’s representatives have not yet responded to inquiries from the BBC.
Wondermind Global was founded in 2021 by Gomez and her mother. The venture aims to offer digital mental‑health resources and support programs, but the recent filing brings its future into question.
If the claims are proven, the case could set a precedent for celebrity‑led startups and the expectations of investors regarding leadership and oversight.
