Selena Gomez Fraud Lawsuit Is ‘Completely Meritless,’ Says Star’s Lawyer
📍 Aftermath
Selena Gomez and her mental‑health startup faced a fraud lawsuit from investors, which she publicly denied as “completely meritless” and said she would move to dismiss. Her attorney echoed the stance, announcing plans to file a motion to dismiss the “baseless” claims.
The coverage then faded, leaving no further resolution reported.
Epilogue added 32d ago, after coverage quieted.
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