Lawyers for the singer call the securities fraud claims “meritless if not frivolous” and say she was never involved in managing the mental health startup.
Lawyers for the singer call the securities fraud claims “meritless if not frivolous” and say she was never involved in managing the mental health startup.
The producer’s Latin-music pivot has drawn sharp criticism online, raising questions about identity, timing, and what it means to borrow from a culture under political pressure.
Investors claim they were kept in the dark while the mental health startup quietly failed, and are seeking to unwind nearly $1.2 million in backing.