Is Selena Gomez about to make another lawsuit disappear faster than her exes? The pop princess just filed to dismiss what her legal team is calling a “completely meritless” fraud lawsuit, and honey, we are LIVING for the courtroom drama.
According to court documents that Us Weekly managed to snag on Wednesday, August 26, Selena’s powerhouse lawyer Mathew S. Rosengart (yes, THAT Mathew Rosengart who’s basically the legal equivalent of a celebrity bodyguard) submitted a motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought by Wondermind investors. The 34-year-old actress is NOT having any of these allegations that she supposedly falsely represented her mental health platform to investors. Absolutely not, darling.
The Wondermind situation has been giving corporate chaos energy from day one, and Selena’s team is making it crystal clear that these fraud accusations are nothing but hot air. We’re talking full-on legal dismissal vibes here, folks. Her lawyer’s language was so cutting, it practically came with its own mic drop. “Completely meritless” is basically legal speak for “girl, bye.”
For those living under a rock, Wondermind is Selena’s mental health platform that she launched to help people navigate their wellness journey. But apparently, some investors decided to throw shade and claim she wasn’t truthful about the whole operation. Plot twist: Selena says they’re totally wrong, and her legal team is ready to prove it in court.
The internet has been absolutely DIVIDED over this whole situation. Team Selena supporters are rallying behind the star, praising her for standing up against what they believe are baseless claims. Meanwhile, some conspiracy theorists in the comments are questioning everything because apparently that’s what passes for critical thinking these days. But let’s be real—Selena has been through enough drama without dealing with frivolous lawsuits.
This isn’t the first time Selena has had to lawyer up, but her legal team definitely doesn’t mess around. Mathew Rosengart has proven time and time again that he doesn’t play games, and filing this dismissal motion is basically him saying “not today, Satan.” The fact that her team felt confident enough to call the lawsuit “completely meritless” suggests they’ve got receipts for DAYS.
What do you think? A) Selena’s totally innocent and this lawsuit is ridiculous B) We need to wait for more evidence before picking a side