Selena Gomez moves to dismiss fraud lawsuit, calls claims 'meritless'

Usa Today
Selena Gomez has asked a judge to dismiss a fraud lawsuit filed by investors in her mental health startup, calling the claims 'meritless'.

Summary

Selena Gomez has filed a motion to dismiss a fraud lawsuit filed by investors in her mental health startup, Wondermind, accusing her of misrepresenting her involvement in the company. The investors allege they invested nearly $1.2 million based on false promises regarding the company's infrastructure, leadership, and Gomez's role in marketing. However, Gomez's attorney argues that the allegations are vague and that she never held an executive position or agreed to manage the company, which was instead run by her mother and a former business partner. The motion claims the claims are 'completely meritless if not frivolous' and seeks to dismiss Gomez from the case.

(Source:Usa Today)

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