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Selena Gomez is pushing back against fraud allegations in a lawsuit over the Wondermind mental health platform, with her lawyer arguing the claims are vague and that she never agreed to manage or back the venture; investors say they were defrauded of about $1.2 million, and the suit also involves her mother and a co-founder.
Selena Gomez asked a Delaware federal judge to dismiss a federal lawsuit brought by Wondermind investors alleging fraud, breach of contract, and securities violations, saying she had no personal role in managing the startup and was only a consultant; the motion argues the claims are vague, rest on statements by others, and should be dismissed with prejudice.
Benny Blanco posted a TikTok documenting a five-day diet of only Domino’s large thin-crust pizza, starting at 152.2 pounds and ending at 147.5 pounds (a 4.7-pound loss), with clips including time on a date with wife Selena Gomez who appears in the video.
The Diplomat season 4 trailer hints at Kate Wyler forging uneasy pacts to avert a global crisis ahead of its Oct. 15 premiere, with Emmy buzz for the cast. The roundup also covers John Oliver’s critique of fetal personhood post-Roe, the death of Hayden Panettiere at 36, and Selena Gomez defending Wondermind amid a fraud lawsuit tied to her brand.
Selena Gomez is pushing back against a Delaware federal lawsuit that accuses her, her mother Mandy Teefey and Daniella Pierson of fraud and breach of contract related to the Wondermind mental health startup; her attorney says the allegations are meritless and a motion to dismiss will be filed, while plaintiffs who invested almost $1.2 million in 2022 allege false representations about leadership, partnerships, and revenue initiatives, seeking repayment, damages and other relief; Pierson’s representative denies wrongdoing and says she invested her own funds.
Selena Gomez’s attorney Matthew Rosengart refuted a fraud lawsuit brought against Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and former partner Daniella Pierson over Wondermind, vowing to vigorously defend and seek dismissal. The investors allege about $1.2 million was invested and that Wondermind was misrepresented as having the infrastructure and leadership to launch a profitable platform, with the company ultimately collapsing and staff unpaid; the suit also highlights tensions in the mother–daughter relationship and Teefey’s alleged struggles. The defendants include Gomez, Teefey, Pierson, and Wondermind entities.
Selena Gomez’s lawyers say the Wondermind investor lawsuit—alleging fraud and other misconduct by Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and Daniella Pierson—is meritless and will be defended vigorously as they file a motion to dismiss. The suit claims Wondermind’s app and revenue initiatives never materialized; Pierson’s rep denies the allegations. Gomez co-founded Wondermind, and the case centers on alleged misrepresentations to investors about leadership and partnerships.
A federal lawsuit accuses Selena Gomez’s Wondermind and its cofounders of defrauding nearly $1.2 million by misrepresenting the company’s infrastructure, leadership, and revenue plans, including implying Gomez would lead marketing and that JPMorgan and Fidelity partnerships existed; the app allegedly never got built and key initiatives never materialized, prompting investors to seek the return of their funds or damages as Gomez and the cofounders deny wrongdoing.
Selena Gomez’s lawyers slammed a federal lawsuit against her and Wondermind as completely meritless and said they will seek to dismiss the claims, which also name her mother Mandy Teefey. The suit alleges Gomez signed a contract to head marketing and that promised partnerships with Fidelity and JPMorgan never existed, while investors say about $1.2 million was raised before Wondermind collapsed; background includes coverage of a 2025 The Cut exposé about Gomez distancing herself from the company, and Daniella Pierson denies wrongdoing.
Selena Gomez’s lawyer, Mathew S. Rosengart, called a new fraud lawsuit against her, Mandy Teefey, and Wondermind co-founder Daniella Pierson ‘completely meritless’ and said the defense will move to dismiss. The suit, filed by Wondermind investors, alleges misrepresentations about the startup and seeks about $1.2 million in damages; Gomez’s team and Teefey have denied the allegations. The case centers on Wondermind, Gomez’s mental-health startup launched in 2021.
A roundup of entertainment news: Selena Gomez publicly denies any fraud related to Wondermind and vows to defend the baseless claims that she or her family misrepresented the brand, with co-defendants Mandy Teefey and Daniella Pierson named in the suit. The article notes Wondermind’s limited operations and Teefey’s disputed role, referencing prior reports in The Cut and Forbes. The round-up also covers Disney at D23: Zootopia 3 is officially green-lit, additional details on Frozen 3, confirmation of a Kingdom Hearts TV series for Disney+, and a January 2027 return for Ahsoka season 2.
Selena Gomez’s lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, dismissed a fresh fraud lawsuit against the star and her Wondermind startup as completely meritless and said they will move to dismiss. The suit, filed by Wondermind SRS 44 LLC and Bespoke Wondermind LLC, accuses Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and co-founder Daniella Pierson of misrepresenting the business to investors and seeking about $1.2 million in damages; investors allege the partnerships didn’t exist and the app was never built. Teefey has also denied the allegations.
A Delaware federal lawsuit accuses Selena Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and Daniella Pierson of defrauding investors of about $1.2 million through Wondermind, a mental‑health startup launched in 2021. Plaintiffs allege the company misrepresented its infrastructure, leadership and profitability, touted Gomez as actively building the business with marketing duties and possible ad deals, and claimed partnerships with JPMorgan and Fidelity that never existed. They say the app was never built and employees and vendors were not paid, and they accuse the defendants of concealing financial and operational problems; Gomez’s team hasn’t commented, Pierson denies the allegations, and the plaintiffs seek a full jury trial.
Two investor-backed entities sue Selena Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and Daniella Pierson in Delaware federal court, alleging securities fraud, common-law fraud, and breach of contract for misrepresenting Wondermind’s leadership and plans, including an app and revenue initiatives that never materialized, while concealing the startup’s collapse after about $1.2 million was raised. Pierson denies the allegations and Gomez has distanced herself from the venture following a 2025 exposé.
Investors are suing Selena Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and Wondermind founder Daniella Pierson, alleging they raised about $1.2 million for the mental-health startup Wondermind with false promises about an app, advertising deals, and leadership, then let the company collapse without informing investors. The defendants face securities fraud, common law fraud, and breach-of-contract claims, with plaintiffs seeking rescission and damages.