Belle Gibson arrives at the Federal Court in Melbourne, Australia, June 20, ... Gibson’s book publisher paid a $19,000 fine in the civil case for failing to fact-check her claims.

Gibson’s book publisher paid a $30,000 ($19,000 US) fine in the civil case for failing to fact-check her claims. While Gibson hasn't faced more charges, her case had other repercussions.

Gibson’s book publisher paid a $30,000 ($19,000 US) fine in the civil case for failing to fact-check her claims. While Gibson hasn't faced more charges, her case had other repercussions.

Gibson also nabbed a book deal with Penguin Press and released a cookbook, also titled The Whole Pantry, in October 2014. However, inconsistencies in Gibson’s story began to emerge.

In 2015, two young Australian reporters named Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano broke the story that would become Netflix's latest true-crime series Apple Cider Vinegar: Belle Gibson, a successful ...

Did Belle Gibson’s book get published? Yes. As shown on the show, the publication of Gibson’s book The Whole Pantry was a huge controversy at the time.

Gibson's downfall began with reports she'd lied about charitable donations. The Fairfax Media reporters Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano, who wrote the book "The Woman Who Fooled The World: Belle ...

Gibson had promised to donate proceeds from her app and book sales to charity, including cancer organizations. However, investigations found no record of these contributions.

Apple Cider Vinegar is the “true-ish story” of Belle Gibson, and its premiere on Netflix has left fans wondering about the woman who inspired the six-episode series.. After being exposed for ...

S amantha Strauss did not know who Belle Gibson was when Belle Gibson was at the height of her powers. In the early 2010s, the Australian wellness influencer was writing a blog about her struggles ...

Belle Gibson, an influencer who promoted her wellness app by lying about having cancer, is the inspiration for "Apple Cider Vinegar." Here's where she is now.