Annabelle Natalie Gibson (born 8 October 1991 [1][2]) is an Australian convicted scammer and pseudoscience advocate. She is the author of The Whole Pantry mobile app and its later companion cookbook.

3 days ago · Belle Gibson is interviewed on 60 Minutes Australia. 60 Minutes Australia Gibson’s fall from grace and the collapse of her wellness empire was even more rapid than her ascent to fame and fortune.

1 day ago · What it's like to play Belle Gibson, Australia's most notorious fraudster. Photo shows Kaitlyn Dever recreates Belle Gibson's infamous 60 Minutes interview, with a ponytail and pink jumper.

6 hours ago · Belle Gibson, pictured outside the Federal Court in Melbourne in 2019. ... “The Federal Court of Australia ordered Ms Gibson to pay $410,000 after she was found to engage in unconscionable ...

2 days ago · Belle Gibson is a former Australian social media influencer who built a massive following—and a lucrative career—on a lie. She falsely claimed to have been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 2009 and given just six weeks to four months to live.

1 day ago · What is Belle Gibson known for? Donelly and Toscano found in their investigations records of Gibson having moved to Perth in Western Australia in 2009, where she found work listening to medical ...

Nov 19, 2024 · Australian wellness influencer Belle Gibson shot to fame around 2013 with claims she had survived cancer thanks to healthy eating and natural remedies. By posting regularly to her now-deleted Instagram account, Belle grew a loyal following of devotees, clinging to her advice on how to cure cancer with a nutritional diet.

5 days ago · Belle Gibson, the Australian wellness influencer whose story "Apple Cider Vinegar" is based on, will always remember the moment her doctor told her she was dying.

6 days ago · Belle Gibson was born in Tasmania, Australia, on October 8, 1991. She left her home in Brisbane at age 12 and lived with family friends, moving around until she relocated to Melbourne and welcomed ...

6 days ago · Once Australia’s most famous wellness influencer, Gibson made a living off telling people she’d cured her own brain cancer through nutrition. Her web of lies began to unravel when whispers circulated that she’d never had cancer at all. These rumours turned out to be true.