Selena Gomez and her mother co‑founded Wondermind Global five years ago, but five investors are now suing the singer for abject dereliction of duties. The lawsuit alleges that Gomez’s lack of leadership left the company in a state of financial difficulty and seeks to recover approximately $1.2 million invested, plus costs and damages. The case highlights the challenges of celebrity‑led ventures and the importance of transparent governance. BBC has reached out to both Wondermind and Gomez’s representatives for comment.
Selena Gomez is being sued by five investors in her mental‑health company, Wondermind Global.
The Hollywood actress and pop star founded the company with her mother five years ago, but the investors now claim that Gomez’s “abject dereliction of duties” left the company in a state of financial difficulty.
The lawsuit seeks to recover approximately $1.2 million ($890,000) that the investors claim was invested, plus additional costs and damages.
BBC has contacted Wondermind and Gomez’s representatives for comment.
