Florence Pugh mesmerized fans with a stunning look from Vivienne Westwood. Attending the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, the British star captivated photographers instantly on the carpet, posing in a flowy dress elegantly slipping off her shoulders. She proved once again that dramatic silhouettes suit her style perfectly.
this might be the best florence pugh has ever looked in a dress ngl like stunning pic.twitter.com/dRqbc2bGtT
— séléna ☆ (selenaslifetime) September 14, 2026
For the prestigious television event, Florence Pugh selected a custom lilac gown designed by legendary British fashion house Vivienne Westwood. The enchanting gown features a signature structured corset bodice that nips in tightly at the waist. Delicate, sheer lavender chiffon drapes loosely around the arms, slipping gracefully off the shoulders. The form-fitting skirt hugged her hips before cascading into a dramatic, sweeping train that glided across the floor.
The actress moved with pure grace while posing for the surrounding cameras. As showcased in a popular Instagram post, the gown features an alluring low-cut, backless design. She turned around sideways and glanced back over her shoulder, flashing a confident smile at photographers. The sheer off-the-shoulder sleeves fluttered softly as she walked down the event carpet, creating an ethereal fairytale effect under the bright venue lights.

#vivienne #westwood #british

Florence Pugh mesmerized fans with a stunning look from Vivienne Westwood. Attending the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, the British star captivated photographers instantly on the carpet, posing in a flowy dress elegantly slipping off her shoulders. She proved once again that dramatic silhouettes suit her style perfectly.
this might be the best florence pugh has ever looked in a dress ngl like stunning pic.twitter.com/dRqbc2bGtT
— séléna ☆ (selenaslifetime) September 14, 2026
For the prestigious television event, Florence Pugh selected a custom lilac gown designed by legendary British fashion house Vivienne Westwood. The enchanting gown features a signature structured corset bodice that nips in tightly at the waist. Delicate, sheer lavender chiffon drapes loosely around the arms, slipping gracefully off the shoulders. The form-fitting skirt hugged her hips before cascading into a dramatic, sweeping train that glided across the floor.
The actress moved with pure grace while posing for the surrounding cameras. As showcased in a popular Instagram post, the gown features an alluring low-cut, backless design. She turned around sideways and glanced back over her shoulder, flashing a confident smile at photographers. The sheer off-the-shoulder sleeves fluttered softly as she walked down the event carpet, creating an ethereal fairytale effect under the bright venue lights.

#pugh #vivienne #stunning

TV's biggest night has brought us some of the most breathtaking and unique jewelry moments, from Zendaya's 17-carat diamond necklace to Sofia Vergara's 100-carat drop earrings.
In honor of the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, InStyle gathered the most unforgettable jewelry moments to grace the red carpet through the years.
When it comes to carat count, the term "less is more" no longer applies—just ask the stars who have graced the Emmys red carpet through the decades. Just last year, Sydney Sweeney sparkled in over 175 carats of diamonds from Lorraine Schwartz Jewelry. In 2024, the center stone alone in Selena Gomez's Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany necklace weighed in at a whopping 35 carats.
Of course, size isn't the only defining factor of a stunning jewelry moment—uniqueness is what makes a piece truly unforgettable. Take Kelly Osbourne's $250,000 manicure, which is still making waves over a decade later. Her polish, from luxury jeweler Azature, contained a cool 267 carats worth of black diamonds, as reported by Today. Or, maybe Billy Porter's 2021 look is more your style; he appeared in a peacock-like necklace dripping with nearly 50 carats of diamonds and over 34 carats of emeralds, according to Page Six.
In anticipation of the blinding jewelry moments that are sure to stun at tonight's 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, join us for a look back at the 15 most extravagant jewelry moments in Emmys history.

#carat #necklace #awards

The public legal dispute between members of Selena Quintanilla's family has intensified. Abraham "A.B." Quintanilla III has officially sued his sister, Suzette Quintanilla-Arriago, over profits related to their famed sister's estate.
In a lawsuit filed on Sept. 10, and obtained by Rolling Stone, Quintanilla III seeks an unspecified amount in damages and monetary relief exceeding $1 million. The suit alleges that as the manager of Selena's estate, Quintanilla-Arriago has not provided A.B. "with a complete accounting of the ******* ets, liabilities, revenues, expenses, transactions, distributions, and net profits" and "failed or refused to pay [him] the full amount of net profits and proceeds due to him."
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#profits #arriago #filed

Selena Gomez wanted her wedding to Benny Blanco to feel personal rather than overly fancy. The couple married in a private ceremony in Santa Barbara, California, in September 2025. Nearly a year later, Blanco has shared more details about the day. He explained how Gomez's childhood dream shaped their wedding plans.
Blanco discussed the wedding during the Sept. 8 episode of his Friends Keep Secrets podcast. He surprised guest Gwyneth Paltrow when he revealed that he and Gomez were married. The couple rented out a palm tree farm and turned it into their wedding venue, according to Blanco. He said they wanted to create something "unconventional" for the celebration.
Blanco explained that Gomez had dreamed about her wedding since she was a child. She also knew how she wanted her walk down the aisle to look. "She's like, 'I want to walk down the aisle, and I want the aisle to be, like, Persian rugs off centered. I don't want normal flowers. I don't want it to feel bougie." The couple worked hard on the celebration, Blanco said.
Blanco said the result felt special without becoming too formal. "So it was, like, incredible and you could tell we put so much effort into it, but also didn't feel, like, stuffy," he said. Paltrow responded to the story by saying, "I love that. That's so cool." The ceremony reflected Gomez's preference for an unusual and intimate celebration.
The wedding was officiated by Lil **** y, who also co-hosts Friends Keep Secrets. Blanco shared the wedding details while speaking with Paltrow. His comments highlighted how much thought Gomez put into making the day her own. The celebration gave her the unconventional wedding she had imagined since childhood.

#paltrow #like

A.B. Quintanilla, the brother of the late "Queen of Tejano Music" Selena, is responding to the statement released by his mother Marcella Quintanilla and sister Suzette Quintanilla-Arriaga — a statement that said he was making "false accusations" about his family members and damaging their reputations.
"I don't lie," A.B. wrote in his latest statement shared on Wednesday (Sept. 2). "Suzette and her lawyers were notified with the corresponding documents via certified mail and electronic mail. She was notified of a lawsuit related to her fiduciary duties, that is, her legal obligations to act with loyalty, transparency and in the best interests of those she was responsible to."
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He continued, "She responded, but did not provide what was being requested: contracts, documentation and financial information. Those fundamental requirements were left unanswered. What she did under the excuse of using my mom for convenience. She had no idea what was really happening around her and never had any participation in anything."
A.B. says that his lawyer will speak out on Friday (Sept. 4) where "many things will be made clear."

#notified

Selena Gomez can't wait to have a baby with her husband, Benny Blanco, whom she married in 2025.
In a recent Instagram story, the singer's text has sparked speculation about whether the singer and actress is craving her own family.
In an Instagram story, Gomez is seen with a newborn baby. Below the photo, Gomez revealingly wrote, "One day". Her words point to a future where she would have a baby of her own with her husband, Benny Blanco.
According to People, Gomez has also previously shared her desire to become a mother. Last October, the "Only Murders In The Building" actress celebrated her role on the "Wizards of Waverly Place" sequel series, "Wizards Beyond Waverly Place". Referring to the character she plays, Gomez wrote, "Alex Russo is a mommy. Hopefully one day that'll be me." She included a clip from her final episode on the Disney+ series.
Additionally, the couple appeared on the Jay Shetty show and gushed about how they couldn't wait to start a family. "I don't know what will happen, obviously, but I love children," Gomez said. "I love making [children] laugh; they're just so sweet. So absolutely, when that day comes, I'm so excited for it."

#place #wait

Selena Gomez has hopes to start her own family
In a post on her Instagram Stories, the Only Murders in the Building actress, 34, shared a sweet snap of herself with a newborn baby
Below the photo, Gomez, who's married to record producer Benny Blanco, wrote "one day"
Selena Gomez is hopeful that she will become a mom in the future and start her own family.
In a post on her Instagram Stories, the Only Murders in the Building actress, 34, shared a sweet snap of herself with a newborn baby. Below the photo, Gomez, who's married to record producer Benny Blanco, shared her hopes to welcome a little one of her own.

#gomez #selena #only

A new public dispute has emerged within Selena Quintanilla's family. Her siblings now appear to disagree over claims involving possible legal action. A.B. Quintanilla III shared a cryptic message that raised questions among fans. Suzette Quintanilla and their mother, Marcella, rebutted his allegations right away.
A.B. took to Instagram Tuesday and told fans about an alleged lawsuit. He said the matter involved Suzette and "facts and circumstances" connected to their late father, Abraham Quintanilla. A.B. claimed the legal process began months ago, though its roots went back years. "There is years of history. There are facts. There is evidence. There are circumstances," he wrote.
A.B. also said much about the situation remains unknown. He told followers he would speak when the time felt right and would share his side with evidence. However, he did not reveal specific details about the alleged lawsuit.
Suzette and Marcella responded with a joint statement Wednesday. They said Suzette had not been served with a lawsuit or legal papers. They also called A.B.'s "insinuations" completely false, according to TMZ. Marcella said she spoke out because Abraham can no longer defend himself.
The pair denied allegations that Suzette stole anything or planned to sell Selena's personal belongings. They also said they knew of no wrongdoing by Abraham that could support A.B.'s alleged claims. However, they made clear that the family conflict would not change their affection for him.

#marcella #abraham #Legal #however

Amal Clooney once again turned to Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann for her appearance at the "Ink" premiere and the opening red carpet at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival on Wednesday.
Amal and George Clooney
Accompanied by her husband of nearly 12 years, George Clooney, the British-Lebanese human rights attorney wore a sleek black gown from the luxury label that eschewed elements of Old Hollywood style in favor of a modern sculpted silhouette.
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#film #haider #ackermann #international

The Quintanilla family dispute is becoming increasingly public. One day after A.B. Quintanilla III confirmed that a legal matter involves his sister Suzette Quintanilla Arriaga and circumstances connected to their late father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr., Selena Quintanilla's mother, Marcella Quintanilla, and sister Suzette issued a forceful joint statement challenging his account.
The statement, shared on the verified Selena Instagram account on September 2, directly disputes several ***** ertions made by A.B. and raises a central question: Where is the lawsuit he says exists?
A.B. Quintanilla III, Selena's older brother and longtime music producer (@ GC Images)
"We have seen A.B.'s recent public statement," Marcella and Suzette begin. "Because it contains serious and false insinuations concerning Suzette, Abraham, and our family, we feel it is necessary to correct the record."
A.B., Selena's older brother and a key songwriter and producer behind her music, publicly addressed the dispute on September 1 after reports about a possible lawsuit began circulating. "Yes, there is a lawsuit related to Suzette Arriaga, as well as facts and circumstances related to my father, Abraham Quintanilla," A.B. wrote in his statement.

#quintanilla #abraham #selena #marcella

Kim Kardashian made a sizable donation to charity over the weekend.
The Kardashians star, 45, attended This Is About Humanity's 8th Annual Soiree on Saturday, August 29, in Hollywood — and sources told Just Jared that she offered up a $50,000 contribution.
The mother of four is friends with one of the organization's founders, Henry Winkler's daughter Zoe Winkler Reinis, so Kardashian posed with Reinis and Winkler at the event to show her support.
Founded in 2018 by Reinis, Elsa Marie Collins and Yolanda Selene Walther-Meade, This Is About Humanity describes itself as "a community dedicated to raising awareness about separated and reunified families and children at the U.S.-Mexico border."
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#reinis #annual #soiree #saturday

Red carpet glamour may look effortless, but behind every polished celebrity appearance is usually a team of professionals working together. Stylists, makeup artists and hairstylists help stars prepare for major events, making sure every detail feels right before the cameras start flashing. For many celebrities, getting ready is less about following a strict formula and more about trusting experienced people who understand their personal style. The process can feel like playing dress up, with different outfits, beauty looks and accessories tested until everything comes together.
Celebrities often describe the experience as highly collaborative. Stylists may bring several clothing options, but the final choice still depends on what makes the person wearing it feel comfortable and confident. Stars can suggest changes, remove details or add something that better reflects their personality. Even when the glam team does most of the technical work, personal input remains important. The strongest red carpet looks are often the ones that feel natural to the person wearing them rather than simply following whatever happens to be fashionable at the moment.
Preparation can also begin long before the makeup brushes and clothing racks arrive. Eating well, drinking enough water and taking care of the skin can help create a better starting point for the beauty team. Just as important is working with familiar professionals who understand a celebrity's face, preferences and comfort level. That trust can make the hours before an event feel less stressful, especially when the same makeup artist or hairstylist has developed a recognizable approach over years of working together.
Makeup artist Gucci Westman is one example of how personal that relationship can become. Her work has been described as gentle and artistic, almost like painting a face rather than simply applying cosmetics. For a celebrity, having someone who knows exactly how to create a familiar look can provide confidence before stepping into an environment filled with cameras and attention. The same principle applies to fashion styling, where understanding the person matters just as much as understanding clothes.
Stylist Erin Walsh, known for working with stars including Anne Hathaway and Selena Gomez, describes red carpet dressing as a collaboration. Trends can provide inspiration and help fashion continue evolving, but they should not completely control the final look. Instead, pieces of current trends can be adapted to suit an individual's personality, comfort and appearance. That may be the real secret behind memorable red carpet style. The best looks are not created by one person alone, but through teamwork, trust and a shared understanding of what makes someone feel their best.

#feel #makeup #look #Help

Dustin Folkes, a former Marine turned bodyguard, has worked for celebrities like Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian and Conor McGregor, to name a few
Folkes launched VYZN Apparel, a performance clothing brand inspired by his work and lifestyle as a bodyguard
The brand donates one item to veterans experiencing homelessness for every purchase, with nearly 1,000 items donated so far
When most people think of celebrity bodyguards, they envision seven-foot men in all-black who often stick out in the crowd.
However, Dustin Folkes, a former Marine, has mastered the art of being low-key while still on high alert. His ability to blend in and not attract attention has made him a go-to personal security guard for dozens of high-profile celebrities over the last 20 years, with clients like Justin Bieber, Shaun White, Selena Gomez, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Kim Kardashian, Heidi Klum, Jon Bon Jovi, George Strait and Eric Church, to name a few.

#celebrities

Taylor Swift's wedding was in the back of Harry Styles' mind as he performed at her wedding venue.
On Saturday, August 29, the "Watermelon Sugar" singer took the stage at Madison Square Garden as part of his Together, Together tour. In the middle of his set, he made a playful comment about his ex-girlfriend's wedding to Travis Kelce.
"We're at Madison Square Garden, home of the world champion New York Knicks," Harry said, before adding, "And they also do weddings."
According to a People insider, the July 3 ceremony was attended by several Hollywood stars like Selena Gomez, Sabrina Carpenter and Adam Sandler, who officiated the wedding.
Although it was a star-studded affair, Harry was not in attendance. He was reportedly invited but could not attend due to a conflicting schedule with his tour dates. His fiancé Zoe Kravitz, however, did attend the wedding.

#wedding #harry #square #garden

Selena Gomez has filed to dismiss the fraud lawsuit against her.
Gomez's lawyer, Mathew S Rosengart, submitted a motion on Wednesday to dismiss the lawsuit brought by Wondermind investors earlier this month, according to court documents obtained by Us Weekly magazine.
The Only Murders in the Building star has denied allegations made by investors that she falsely represented the mental health startup's infrastructure, leadership and resources.
"Ms Gomez agreed to support her mother ,Mandy Teefey, who co-founded Wondermind," the filing read.
"Although she invested in and holds a minority stake in the Company, Ms Gomez never agreed to and did not manage the Company. Management was vested in Ms Gomez's mother, Mandy Teefey, and Ms Pierson, who ran the Company as co-CEOs and board members. The Company, in turn, retained Ms Gomez as a consultant and conferred on her the ***** le of Chief Impact Officer."
Accusations that Gomez duped investors into putting $1.2 million (£890,000) into Wondermind were made in a lawsuit filed on 13 August, on behalf of a group of five investors who are seeking the return of the money they put into the skittled project.

#investors #teefey #made

On Wednesday, Aug. 26, Selena Gomez's lawyer filed a motion to dismiss claims of fraud by investors in the challenged company Wondermind
Earlier this month, investors alleged they were kept in the dark about the company's struggles
"Today's motion to dismiss demonstrates that plaintiffs never should have dragged Selena Gomez into this case as the claims against her are completely meritless if not frivolous," Gomez's litigator Mathew S. Rosengart tells PEOPLE in a statement
Selena Gomez is taking legal action after being accused of fraud by investors in the challenged company Wondermind.
Earlier this month, two companies — Wondermind SRS 44 LLC and Bespoke Wondermind LLC — sued Gomez, 34, her mom Mandy Teefey, 50, and their former business partner Daniella Pierson, 31, claiming the trio "falsely represented" the startup's infrastructure, leadership and resources.

#wondermind #fraud #challenged

Joey King was spotted outside the BBC Radio Studios in London on Wednesday, where she is promoting "Practical Magic 2." In a slight nod to method dressing, she went for a witchy vibe in an all-black lace look, paired with Gianvito Rossi Eden sandals. Joey King GC Images The luxury footwear designer's Eden style features a laser-cut leaf and vine motif inspired by intertwining branches and foliage. The intricate leather cutouts appear across the strap across the toes and on the straps that wrap around the back of the foot. Crafted in leather, the delicate pattern sets the silhouette apart from a traditional strappy sandal. The feminine silhouette has a timeless allure, balancing romanticism and modernity. The Eden is a round-toe sandal with a 95mm stiletto heel, or 3.8-inch, and a bow ankle-tie fastening. The shoes are handmade in Italy and retail for $1,395. Gianvito Rossi Eden sandals in black. Gianvito Rossi She paired the shoes with a semi-sheer black Rat & Boa Selena dress. The maxi style featured a deep V-neckline, sheer mesh bodice, spaghetti straps and a tiered chiffon skirt with lace trim and cascading ruffles. The dress retails for $430. King paired the look with a small structured black handbag and layered pendant necklaces. Joey
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#gianvito #footwear

Benny Blanco shared the results of his five-day pizza diet to prove that "you can lose weight, eating literally anything."
The prolific music producer, 38, explained his plans in an August 21 TikTok: "I'm going to eat one pizza a day and lose weight. My pizza of choice? One large thin crust" from Domino's. Showing a small slice of the pizza, he quipped, "Like, how is this supposed to last me a whole day? This is one-sixteenth of everything I can eat today."
Blanco, who began the challenge at 152.2 lbs, shared that the point was "to prove you can lose weight, eating literally anything." He stayed committed, even bringing the pizza with him when joining wife Selena Gomez for dinner at a restaurant.
Benny Blanco brought his pizza with him while going out to dinner with Selena Gomez
Credit: Benny Blanco/Tiktok
His diet had a few setbacks — like when he accidentally dropped a slice on the ground, or returned to the studio to find "someone ate like eight slices of my pizza."

#pizza #blanco #like #gomez

Selena Gomez's Rare Impact Fund announced its fourth annual benefit will take place on Oct. 14 in Los Angeles
The night will be emceed by actor and comedian Sean Hayes
In a statement, Gomez shared how much the benefit event means to her
Selena Gomez is hosting the fourth annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit.
On Monday, Aug. 24, the Rare Beauty and Rare Impact Fund founder, 34, announced that the event will take place on Oct. 14 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles. The annual fundraiser supporting youth mental health organizations will be emceed by actor and comedian Sean Hayes.

#impact

(Corrects Aug 20 story in paragraph 5 to remove erroneous reference to Julius Baer)
By Summer Zhen, Selena Li and Xinghui Kok
HONG KONG/SINGAPORE, Aug 20 (Reuters) - A growing campaign to tax offshore wealth is forcing wealthy Chinese people to rethink their trust structures and investment holdings, lawyers and advisers say, as Beijing sharpens its focus on capital outflows and rule enforcement amid growing fiscal strains.
In late July, ‌authorities overhauled rules to impose a 20% income tax on offshore trusts, while tax offices in major cities like Beijing and Hangzhou have started to enforce taxation on returns from offshore insurance policies.
Those measures have ‌triggered a scramble among some wealthy individuals to ***** s their liabilities, raise cash to meet them and revamp investment holdings. They have also fuelled concern that Beijing may widen its tax crackdown and scrutiny of offshore wealth.

#wealth #wealthy #investment

By Selena Li
HONG KONG, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Ant International launched an upgraded version of ‌its artificial intelligence model on Thursday, ‌signing up major global banks as financial institutions accelerate the adoption of specialised AI to manage liquidity risks.
The Singapore-based fintech giant rolled out its Falcon Time-Series Transformer Model 2.0 ‌and has partnered ⁠with six large banks including Citi, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Standard Chartered, ⁠and Barclays, according to Kelvin Li, the firm's general manager of platform tech.
The launch comes amid an accelerating global race among financial ‌institutions to embed AI into their core operations.
Li said the model specialises in financial scenarios and has an edge over general-purpose large models, which have "yet to achieve a ‌universal breakthrough in the financial sector."

#institutions #large

Selena Gomez's lawyer didn't mince words in his response to the lawsuit against the singer and her mother, Mandy Teefey, regarding their mental health company, Wondermind.
"The allegations that Selena Gomez engaged in any way whatsoever in any purported 'fraud' or other wrongdoing are completely meritless, both factually and legally," Gomez's attorney in the case, Mathew S. Rosengart, said Saturday in a statement to Page Six.
Rosengart vowed to "vigorously defend these false allegations" and stated they "indeed are filing a motion to dismiss the baseless claims" against the pop star.
Selena Gomez's lawyer, Matthew S. Rosengart, slammed a lawsuit investors in the singer's mental health company, Wondermind, filed Aug. 13. (Gomez and her mother, Mandy Teefey, are seen above in March 2024.) Suzanne Cordeiro / Shutterstock
He called the allegations that Gomez (seen here in April 2024) had been engaged in "purported 'fraud' or other wrongdoings … completely meritless, both factually and legally." Getty Images for TIME

#selena #rosengart #allegations #teefey

Only Murders In The Building and Waverly Place star Selena Gomez is sounding fairly ******* off this week, denouncing a recent fraud lawsuit launched against her mental health wellness brand Wondermind. Per People, the lawsuit was aimed at Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and former Wondermind co-CEO Daniella Pierson, claiming the trio "falsely represented" the company's "infrastructure, leadership, and resources" while soliciting more than a million dollars in investments—which is a fancy way to say that there have been a lot of allegations that, while the company sold itself as being able to capitalize on Gomez's massive celebrity and social media following (something that's made her cosmetics company Rare Beauty a reportedly billion-dollar business), in actuality, it was being run almost entirely by Teefey, with very little involvement from her famous daughter.
All of this was laid out in a fairly brutal September 2025 article in The Cut, which talked to several anonymous former Wondermind employees about the not-especially-pleasant-sounding experience of working for Teefey, who the article portrayed as unwell, disorganized, and generally not up to the strain of running a company alone. (Pierson, founder of The Newsette—and the subject of her own takedown article in Forbes last year—exited Wondermind a year after its 2021 founding, reportedly after conflict with Teefey.) The lawsuit says investors got seriously worried about getting their money back when Forbes ran a report back in May 2025 that the company had failed to pay its employees; Gomez reportedly stepped in to cover the debts.
(Meanwhile, if you're wondering what Wondermind—which bills itself as "The World's First Mental Fitness Ecosystem—actually does or makes, the answer is: Not very much, as far as we can tell. The site has run a blog, which has only intermittently been updated in recent years, and ran two short-lived podcasts in the past. But plans for snack offerings, a docuseries about Venus Williams, an app, and film projects have all failed to materialize. Many of the staffers quoted in The Cut article noted that Teefey—whose biggest professional success was pretty objectively the period where she served as Gomez's manager in the early years of her career, before being fired by her daughter in 2014—was good at suggesting projects, but not at actually bringing them to fruition.)
Gomez, like we said, sounds pretty angry to be getting her name and brand dragged through the mud with all this. Per People, her legal team put out a statement this weekend, stating that "The allegations that Selena Gomez engaged in any way whatsoever in any purported 'fraud' or other wrongdoing are completely meritless, both factually and legally. We will vigorously defend these false allegations and indeed are filing a motion to dismiss the baseless claims against her." Teefey and Pierson, both named as co-defendants, haven't made public statements as of yet.

#gomez #lawsuit #allegations #selen

Selena Gomez is denying accusations that she defrauded investors in Wondermind, which she co-founded with her mother Mandy Teefey and their former business partner Daniella Pierson.
Earlier this week, investors filed a suit against the company and its founders, claiming they had invested nearly $1.2 million into Wondermind Global Inc. and were misled about the organization's infrastructure, leadership, and resources. Gomez, Teefey, and Pierson, along with Wondermind, are being sued over counts of alleged securities fraud, common law fraud, breach of contract, and more.
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Selena Gomez was accused of multiple counts of fraud in a lawsuit from investors in her Wondermind startup.
Gomez's lawyer said that the allegations are "completely meritless."
Her attorney added that her team "will vigorously defend these false allegations."
Selena Gomez is responding to a lawsuit accusing her of fraud.
The Only Murders in the Building actress and her mother, Mandy Teefey, were both accused of multiple counts of fraud in a lawsuit from investors in their mental health startup Wondermind. Now, Gomez's lawyer Mathew S. Rosengart tells Entertainment Weekly that the allegations are "meritless," and that the singer will respond with legal action.

#investors

Selena Gomez's legal representation says a new lawsuit alleging the star defrauded investors in her mental health star-up Wondermind is "completely meritless, both factually and legally."
Lawyer Mathew S. Rosengart issued a statement to People on Saturday: "The allegations that Selena Gomez engaged in any way whatsoever in any purported 'fraud' or other wrongdoing are completely meritless, both factually and legally. We will vigorously defend these false allegations and indeed are filing a motion to dismiss the baseless claims against her."
In a lawsuit filed Thursday by two companies, Wondermind SRS 44 LLC and Bespoke Wondermind LLC, Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey and Wondermind co-founder Daniella Pierson were accused of defrauding investors in the mental health startup, alleging the trio made false representations of the business to stakeholders, including a plan that Gomez would be "intimately involved" in the business's operations. The suit claims damages of around $1.2 million.
"Gomez purported to sign a contract obligating her to perform and then ignored it," the lawsuit read. "The partnerships did not exist. The initiatives never materialized. The app was never built. And for three years, while the Company quietly collapsed around them, not one of its founders, officers or directors said a word to the investors whose money was funding the collapse."
Gomez, Teefey and Pierson first launched Wondermind in 2021 as "a **** e to work it all out every day with candid conversations, physical tools, daily content, and a supportive community." In the lawsuit, investors claim that they did not learn about alleged management issues or struggles at the company – like employees not being paid on time – until The Cut reported on the startup's working conditions last year.

#teefey #star

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