Gibson's cookbook publisher, Penguin Australia, subsequently dropped her book. Apple, which had marketed the Whole Pantry app alongside the launch of its Apple Watch, also removed it from promotions.

The journalists who originally exposed Gibson's lies ended up writing a 2017 book about Gibson called "The Woman Who Fooled The World." Donelly is currently an editor at Bellingcat in the ...

She also wrote a book. In Apple Cider Vinegar, Belle Gibson idolises another health warrior, Milla Blake, who actually did have cancer and sought and promoted alternative methods of healing.

10 years after she admitted "none of it was true" Belle Gibson's story is now being retold and dramatized in Netflix's newest drama series Apple Cider Vinegar. The six-part series sees Kaitlyn ...

As the story of Belle Gibson continues to dominate conversations, her now-recalled book The Whole Pantry has become a hot ticket item.

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

Her story has been dramatised in the new Netflix series Apple Cider Vinegar, starring Last Man Standing's Kaitlyn Dever as Gibson. The series is inspired by Mr Donelly and Mr Toscano's book, The ...

She, like Gibson, shot to fame and gained a huge amount of followers, even publishing a book in 2013 titled Make Peace With Your Plate.

As the interviewer, Tara, confronted her with excerpts from her book claiming natural remedies cured her cancer, Belle was forced to admit: "No, I didn't [have brain cancer], but when I was ...

Belle Gibson rose to fame after claiming she cured her own brain cancer through healthy eating and positive thinking. Her book, The Whole Pantry, was published in 2014, a year after her wellness ...

One copy of the book on the popular emarket place is currently sitting at $142.50 with 28 people having placed a bid. Another had 17 bids, meaning it would sell for at least $107.50.