Selena Gomez may have to pay perfume company more than $1M

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5 (UPI) -- U.S. singer Selena Gomez may pay more than $1 million to settle with a perfume company that sued her for failing to be its spokeswoman, court documents said.

Adrenalina Inc. sued Gomez, saying it made a deal with her that it would create fragrance products using her name and image. The company said it spent more than $2 million on marketing.

Adrenalina said Gomez and her agent ended the relationship with the company and refused to show up for promotional events.

Gomez counter-sued, saying she backed out of the deal because Adrenalina couldn't afford to produce the products, TMZ reported.

Gomez settled with Adrenalina for a six-figure sum, though the specific dollar amount wasn't reported. A second component of the settlement, though, means Gomez could have to shell out more than $1 million to the perfume company, sources familiar with the case told TMZ.