Belle Gibson is a real person ... But Gibson later admitted to The Australian Women's Weekly in 2015, per The Guardian, that she had lied. "None of it's true," she said. "I don't want forgiveness.

Born in Launceston, Tasmania, in 1991, Belle Gibson presented herself as a beacon ... In an interview with The Australian Women's Weekly, Belle alleged that her mother had changed her name five ...

In a 2015 interview, Belle Gibson admitted to making up her cancer diagnosis. "None of it's true," she told Australian Women's Weekly. "I don’t want forgiveness," she said in the interview.

Belle Gibson during her interview on 60 Minutes ... "She exploited our community's kindness," he told Women's Weekly. "Our people are trusting — they don't question strangers who approach ...

Nearly five years later, she was finally diagnosed with cancer. At that time, she followed fraudster Belle Gibson on social media and even bought her app, The Whole Pantry. At the end of 2014 ...

These fraudsters faked being sick for a profit. As audiences around the world binge Netflix’s true-ish series Apple Cider Vinegar, Belle Gibson still considers herself to be a victim ...

Apple Cider Vinegar, which is now streaming on Netflix, unravels the astonishing true story of Australian scammer Belle Gibson ... findings led to the book The Woman Who Fooled the World, which ...

Belle Gibson dodged criminal charges after pushing fraudulent claims on her online health blog, resulting in one of Australia’s most prolific scams and generating anger from the public and ...

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