Her name was Natalie Dal-Bello. She sadly died of multiple sclerosis in 2017 – about two years after Belle’s fake cancer scam was exposed. She had another child called Nick, who spoke about growing up with Belle Gibson in the famous 60 Minutes Australia interview.

Belle Gibson was interviewed by Tara Brown from 60 Minutes Australia , where she was forced to admit she had been lying about having brain cancer

Gibson capitalised on a growing suspicion of the industrial-scale pharmaceutical industry to promote her bespoke “homegrown” wellness products. Locally made goods often have increased value simply because they are made on a smaller scale, regardless of their quality or materials.

Australia TV interview further exposed her as a fraud after she lied about having brain cancer and profited from it

The consumer watchdog in the Australian state of Victoria said this week it's still pursuing the disgraced wellness influencer Belle Gibson, who lied about having terminal brain cancer and curing it through healthy living,

Apple Cider Vinegar has become a sensation on Netflix, with Kaitlyn Dever portraying Belle Gibson, an infamous Australian con artist who falsely claimed to have brain cancer and profited from it. She rejected conventional treatments,

Apple Cider Vinegar on Netflix is based on the true story of Belle Gibson, who claimed she cured her brain cancer with natural remedies and launched the Whole Pantry app