Apple Cider Vinegar stars Alycia Debnam-Carey and Aisha Dee have become overnight sensations after their lead roles in the Netflix series.
The pair attended the 22nd Annual G’Day USA Arts Gala in Los Angeles On Friday night and were clearly enjoying their moment in the spotlight.
Alycia, 31, opted for a strapless, white dress with a crochet style lace design and a maxi length.
The Australian actress added a pair of simple black heels as well as a dainty, sparkling earrings.
For makeup, the brunette opted for a peachy palette with a dark pink lip stain while pulling her hair back off her face in a slick do.
Aisha, 31, chose a strapless, plunging black number with metallic embroidery around the bust.
Apple Cider Vinegar stars Alycia Debnam-Carey (left) and Aisha Dee (right) have become overnight sensations after their lead roles in the Netflix series
It skimmed her slender figure with a floor length skirt and including a cheeky cutout at the waist.
The Aussie star chose a rosy makeup palette with warm tones as well as a soft pink lipstick.
She completed the look by pulling her hair into a ponytail and had on a smattering of accessories.
The women shared a laugh on the blue carpet as they posed up a storm and hammed it up for cameras.
Both actresses are now on the world stage thanks to Apple Cider Vinegar.
The tale of wellness scammer Belle Gibson is reaching a global audience thanks to Netflix’s six-part series.
The pair attended the 22nd Annual G’Day USA Arts Gala in Los Angeles On Friday night and were clearly enjoying their moment in the spotlight
Alycia, 31, opted for a strapless, white dress with a crochet style lace design and a maxi length
The Australian actress added a pair of simple black heels as well as a dainty, sparkling earrings
It stars Kaitlyn Dever as Gibson and Alycia as Milla, another cancer influencer who actually had the disease.
Aisha plays Chanelle, a good friend to Milla and later assistant to Gibson who helps expose the scam.
Gibson rose to prominence in 2012 as a self-proclaimed health guru who had ‘cured’ her own brain cancer through healthy eating, clean living and ‘positive thinking.’
Within a year, her inspirational Instagram account @healing_belle had amassed thousands of followers, many of them hopeful cancer sufferers, who would go on to download her wellness app, The Whole Pantry, and buy her cookbook of the same name.
Throughout it all, Gibson claimed her earnings – reportedly more than $1 million – would be donated to various cancer charities.
But there was just one big problem: Gibson never had cancer, and eventually her empire came crashing down after two Australian journalists discovered she had been lying about it all – not just her disease, but her philanthropy too.
Despite swindling millions, Gibson never faced any jail time.
After a drawn-out case in the Federal Court of Australia, she was ordered to pay AU$410,000 (US$257,000) for her false claims of charitable donations.
For makeup, the brunette opted for a peachy palette with a dark pink lip stain
She pulled her hair back off her face in a slick do
Aisha, 31, chose a strapless, plunging black number with metallic embroidery around the bust
It skimmed her slender figure with a floor length skirt and including a cheeky cutout at the waist
Combined with her legal fees, she faced a total payout of about half a million dollars (US$313,000).
Eight years on, she has not paid that fine.
Instead, despite her eye-watering debts, she appears to be living a relatively normal life as a suburban single mother in Melbourne.
Since Apple Cider Vinegar launched on the streamer on February 6, many viewers have expressed their shock over Gibson’s apparent lack of punishment.
