Did Belle Gibson, the wellness influencer who built an empire on fabricated cancer claims, extend her web of deceit to her personal life? While her lies about cancer shocked the world, the truth about her motherhood is a different story.
The name Belle Gibson is synonymous with deception. In 2015, the world learned that this Australian wellness influencer had built her career on a foundation of lies, most notably her claim of having terminal brain cancer, which she purported to cure through healthy living. This revelation sparked outrage, leading to investigations, legal battles, and Gibson's eventual disappearance from the public eye. But amidst the controversy surrounding her health, one question often lingers: was everything about Belle Gibson a lie?
| Belle Gibson: Bio, Career & Controversy | |
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| Full Name | Belle Gibson (also known as Sabontu in Melbourne's Ethiopian community) |
| Date of Birth | October 8, 1991 |
| Place of Birth | Tasmania, Australia |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Occupation | Former Social Media Influencer, Entrepreneur (Former) |
| Known For | Falsely claiming to have terminal brain cancer and promoting alternative treatments; founder of "The Whole Pantry" app. |
| Children | One son, Olivier Corbett (born in 2010) |
| Father of Son | Nathan Corbett |
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| Current Status | Largely out of the public eye, residing in Melbourne. |
| Additional Notes | Gibson also falsely claimed to have a miscarriage in 2012. Her brother, Nick, was never diagnosed with autism, another claim she made. |
| Reference Link | ABC News: Belle Gibson Timeline |
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