In 2015, an Australian health influencer named Belle Gibson had built a wellness empire ... Pantry was pulled from the App Store and her book deals were scrapped. Now, the Netflix series Apple ...

Belle Gibson, the Australian wellness influencer ... At least, that’s what the former wellness influencer wrote in her 2014 book, “The Whole Pantry,” which was later pulled from publication ...

The problem is that Gibson never had cancer ... on the facts the journalists had written in the book and my research. I created who I imagined Belle might be,” Strauss continues.

Belle Gibson is back in the headlines after her notorious ... to viewers seeking out Gibson's 2014 The Whole Pantry recipe book, with copies selling for astonishing sums online.

She opened up in her book about the faux cancer diagnosis she received. In one excerpt, per TODAY, Gibson recalled a doctor telling her, “You have malignant brain cancer, Belle. You’re dying.

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 ...

But while the book seemed to disappear into oblivion ... creator Mitchell Coombs recently shared his fascination with Belle Gibson’s story, explaining he needed someone to talk some sense ...

Australians are desperate to get their hands on a banned item after a popular television series brought the story back into the public eye. Belle Gibson rose to fame after claiming she cured her ...

Belle Gibson gained fortune and millions of social ... The influencer launched The Whole Pantry app in 2013, and published a book with Penguin of the same name, off the back of her claim she ...

Gibson went on to build a fitness and diet empire through her Instagram account, @healing_belle, and by launching an app and a book, both titled The Whole Pantry. In 2013, Gibson posted to ...