The miniseries focuses on Belle Gibson: a convicted scammer from Australia, who was once a wellness guru that lied about beating cancer with certain diet, exercise and medicinal choices.

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

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

The real Gibson, an active blogger, lied in 2009 about only having four months to live following a brain cancer diagnosis. She said that after trying out chemotherapy, she was determined to heal ...

Australian authorities are still pursuing Belle Gibson for the unpaid fine she owes from 2017. Gibson was ordered to pay a fine of A$410,000 after being found to have broken consumer law.

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.

A decade after wellness influencer Belle Gibson admitted she didn't have terminal brain cancer, which she claimed was cured by the healthy lifestyle that made her famous, her story has inspired a ...

Wellness blogger Belle Gibson lied about having cancer. Years later, Australia is still chasing her Belle Gibson arrives at the Federal Court in Melbourne, Australia, May 14, 2019.