If you want me, that’s cool. If not, I’ve got plenty of other things going on,” says the British alt-pop star on whether her ...

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Gibson's access to guns is prohibited due to a 2011 "no contest" plea. A top official leading the Justice Department's Office of the Pardon Attorney said she was fired from her post one day after ...

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Belle Gibson rose to internet fame in 2012 ... a rare form of bone cancer - even penning a letter to Elle magazine about the diagnosis. And her lies didn't stop there: she falsely claimed she ...

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A decade after Belle Gibson tricked the world into believing she beat a terminal brain tumour with organic foods, the issue of online personalities misleading their followers is as rampant and ever.

Johnston was referencing Belle Gibson, the Australian “wellness” influencer who leapt to fame in the 2010s after claiming to have cured her brain cancer via alternative therapies and a healthy diet.