Ultramarathon runner Camille Herron and her husband Conor reportedly edited competitors' Wikipedia pages. She's been dropped by Lululemon. Here's what to know.

Camille Herron, 42, is one of the world's top ultramarathon runners, having set 12 world records and becoming the youngest woman to reach 100,000 lifetime running miles. But now, the American athlete is involved in a scandal that's rocking the ultramarathon community.

Photo ©lululemon The internet came alive on September 23rd when Canadian Running Magazine published an article in regard to acclaimed ultra runner Camille Herron and accusations on tampering with

The husband of runner Camille Herron admitted to having altered the Wikipedia biographies of prominent ultrarunners. The revelation came after a Canadian journalist launched an investigation.

Herron also holds a volunteer role with USATF, and it is unclear if her position with the governing body of track and field is in jeopardy.

Canadian athleisure brand Lululemon has ended its partnership with American ultrarunner Camille Herron after she and her husband, Conor Holt, were implicated in a Wikipedia editing scandal. On Monday,