The show is inspired by the story of the Australian conwoman, a single mom who built a wellness empire by convincing the world she had brain cancer and was successfully curing herself with an all-natural lifestyle.

In our shattered meritocracy, there is nothing more tantalising than stories about successful scammers; they act as anti-heroes who are able to exploit a broken system for their own gain and expose the dark reality that getting ahead often has nothing to do with work ethic,

Now, Gibson's story gets the Netflix true crime treatment in Apple Cider Vinegar, a limited series starring Kaitlyn Dever ( Booksmart, The Last of Us Season 2) as Gibson.

The full trailer for the hotly anticipated Netflix series – based on the fraudulent Australian wellness influencer exposed by this masthead – has dropped.

Apple Cider Vinegar can cure cancer? That's what the protagonist of Netflix's latest miniseries suggests. This upcoming Australian television, produced by See-Saw Films, is inspired by the book The Woman Who Fooled the World by journalists Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano.

Netflix viewers have been left confused over one detail in the new series based on Belle Gibson, Apple Cider Vinegar. Read more.

Netflix's 'Apple Cider Vinegar' starring Kaitlyn Dever takes on instagram and wellness in latest scammer tale. Trailer.

Netflix released the trailer for Apple Cider Vinegar on Tuesday. The series premieres Feb. 6. Kaitlyn Dever stars as Belle Gibson, an Australian influencer who lied about having cancer. Netflix calls Apple Cider Vinegar "a true-ish story" inspired by Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano's book The Woman Who Fooled the World.