When did Belle Gibson admit her lies? Apple Cider Vinegar ends with a dramatisation of Gibson's infamous 60 Minutes interview, in which she skirts around the truth - and apparently demands her US ...

Netflix has dropped the first trailer and official release date for the hotly anticipated Australian true-crime series Apple Cider Vinegar. The show chronicles the meteoric rise and fall of Belle ...

Belle Gibson: The Search for Instagram's Worst Con Artist is available to watch on Netflix. Apple Cider Vinegar, the series based on the true story, is also streaming on Netflix.

Belle Gibson achieved Instagram-star status claiming she managed her terminal cancer naturally. Netflix's "Apple Cider Vinegar" revisits her undoing.

Netflix has dropped the first trailer and airing date for its highly anticipated Australian true-crime series based on wellness influencer turned con artist Belle Gibson. See the video. Apple ...

Netflix's Apple Cider Vinegar introduces the true story of wellness guru Belle Gibson, who lied about having cancer. The limited series, which premieres on February 6, stars Kaitlyn Dever as ...

THE PERFORMANCE | Netflix’s true-crime docudrama bills itself as “a true story based on a lie,” with Dever starring as fraudster Belle Gibson, who built a wellness empire out of a fake ...

In a letter to the court, Gibson said she was in debt, didn’t have a job and couldn’t pay the costs. Belle Gibson arrives at the Federal Court in Melbourne, Australia, June 20, 2019.

Belle Gibson gained fortune and millions of social media fans by duping followers into thinking she had managed a terminal cancer diagnosis through nutrition and a healthy lifestyle. The then–21 ...

The real Belle Gibson, now 33, once claimed she had terminal brain cancer which was cured by simply eating healthy food - but it was later discovered she never had the disease.

Belle Gibson arrives at the Federal Court in Melbourne, Australia, June 20, 2019. (David Crosling/AAP Image via AP) Only 2% of the total was donated and Gibson was found to have breached consumer law.