Apple Cider Vinegar is based on the true story of Belle Gibson, a social media influencer who rose to fame by falsely ...

“I don’t have any questions for her ... tumor and that I had approximately four months to live,” she told Brown. Brown asked Gibson why she had claimed in her 2014 book that she had been ...

If the book had only been about a cancer scam, I don ... Belle Gibson claimed that in 2009, a doctor diagnosed her with malignant brain cancer and gave her six weeks to four months to live.

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Gibson claimed she had been given six weeks to live when doctors found a malignant ... you’re kidding, you actually don’t have cancer? This was just the last thing I expected…Belle Gibson ...

Mark DenDekker, 61, became homeless after job loss and injuries. His story is an all-too-familiar one for homeless service ...

Netflix's new miniseries takes on disgraced wellness influencer Belle Gibson, who claimed she cured her terminal brain cancer with a healthy diet and holistic treatments 60 Minutes Australia ...

Belle Gibson's infamous conning of the public is being dramatised ... helped "cure" her inoperable brain cancer after she was told she only had four months to live. This, it later transpired, was all ...

Gibson's house was raided in 2020 to try and recoup what she owed in fines. ABC reported the then 27-year-old disputed the claims in Melbourne's Federal Court, saying: "I don't believe your figure ...