Netflix's "Apple Cider Vinegar" has renewed interest in Belle Gibson's infamous wellness scam, reminding us how vulnerable we can be to deception. While Gibson's scheme eventually collapsed, her story highlights how fraudsters can exploit our psychological and cultural biases to lure us into wellness traps.

I remember a suffocating, choking feeling and then not much else.” A heartbreaking diagnosis, to be sure, and also a complete lie — because Gibson, 33, was in fact never diagnosed with terminal brain cancer,

Apple Cider Vinegar is streaming on Netflix and the series tells the true story of Australian scammer Belle Gibson (played by Kaitlyn Dever). She lied about having a brain tumour and monetized the fake diagnosis by launching an app called The Whole Pantry.

Apple Cider Vinegar is the new Netflix true-crime series that tells the story of Belle Gibson, who lied about having a brain tumour and created a wellness brand that made her a millionaire

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.

In Netflix’s new show Apple Cider Vinegar, Belle Gibson has a boyfriend called Clive. He’s played by the Succession actor Ashley Zukerman. It turns out Clive Rothwell really does exist, and was in a relationship with Belle Gibson for several years. Here’s what we know about him.

Feb. 26—"Apple Cider Vinegar" is a Netflix docudrama that takes us into the twisted mind of infamous Australian fraudster, Belle Gibson. The "mostly true" retelling also dives deep into the stark realities of those living with cancer and the deeply misguided few who take advantage of them.

Belle Gibson said she owed Clive Rothwell $90,000 and denied they were in a romantic relationship. He's featured in "Apple Cider Vinegar."