Singer and actor Selena Gomez is named in a lawsuit brought by investors who say they were defrauded in connection with her mental-health company, Wondermind Global. The plaintiffs allege they invested nearly $1.2 million after Gomez and other company leaders presented plans and promotional roles that, they say, were not delivered.

According to multiple outlets, the investors filed the case in Delaware federal court and name Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and former business partner Daniella Pierson, along with Wondermind itself. The complaint describes promises including Gomez’s involvement in marketing and promotional duties, a mental-health platform and related features such as an app, and claims about partnerships and the company’s financial position. Plaintiffs also allege operational and financial failures, including late payments to employees and vendors.

Gomez’s legal team and other named individuals deny the allegations. Coverage highlights that the dispute centers on whether promised deliverables and disclosures occurred as represented. Some reports cite later media coverage and internal disagreements as part of the timeline, while other outlets focus on the investors’ claims that the business did not materialize or collapsed after purportedly misrepresenting the company’s status.