Selena Gomez’s billionaire status has been wildly exaggerated by liberal media outlets pushing false narratives. Reports claimed she hit a $1.3 billion net worth in 2024, but Forbes crunched the numbers and found her fortune sits at just $700 million in 2025. The truth is her mental health startup Wondermind has been bleeding cash and failing employees.
Her company couldn’t even pay workers on time, forcing layoffs and leaving only four staffers. Gomez’s own mother had to take out a risky loan on her home to keep the sinking ship afloat. While elites praise celebrity “entrepreneurs,” real Americans know businesses need steady leadership—not just famous faces.
Gomez owns 51% of Rare Beauty, her makeup line, which boosted her wealth temporarily. But flashy product launches and social media ads can’t mask financial instability. True success requires grit, not glamour. She’s chasing quick cash with endorsements instead of building lasting value.
Compare her to conservatives like Taylor Swift, who earned billions through smart touring and music ownership. Gomez’s reliance on shaky startups and luxury real estate deals shows a lack of fiscal discipline. Patriots build empires—they don’t flip houses and abandon projects.
The media hyped Gomez as a billionaire to push a “girlboss” fantasy, but Forbes exposed the reality. Woke corporations love propping up celebrities who virtue-signal about mental health while their own companies crumble. Hardworking Americans see through the smoke and mirrors.
Gomez bought multiple multi-million-dollar homes while her startup failed workers. Regular folks can’t take loans from mommy when times get tough. This is the entitled elite living by different rules—spending lavishly while others suffer.
Rihanna and Swift rose through savvy business moves, not half-hearted side gigs. Gomez’s story is a cautionary tale: fame fades, and partnerships without passion fail. Conservatives know real wealth comes from dedication, not desperation.
The bottom line? Hollywood liberals can’t spin failure into success forever. Gomez’s financial freefall proves that woke capitalism is a house of cards. True American success is earned—not manufactured by biased media and empty hype.
