People are threatening to boycott Sephora unless it cuts ties with YouTuber and Instagram influencer Olivia Jade Giannulli.
released by the Justice Department claims that in order to perpetuate the falsehood that Olivia Jade was an accomplished rower, Mossimo Giannulli photographed her on an indoor rowing machine and sent the photo to William"Rick" Singer, the accused ringleader of the scheme identified in filings as CW-1. An employee of Singer's allegedly submitted Olivia Jade's college applications for her, as she was"confused on how to do so," the affidavit says.
As news has spread of the FBI's charges against Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, Olivia Jade — who has more than one million Instagram followers and close to two million YouTube subscribers — is facing some backlash. The influencer highlighted her status as a USC student in sponsored Instagram posts paid for by Amazon Prime Student and Direct Smile Club. Comment sections on these Instagram posts have been flooded with criticisms of Olivia Jade.Olivia Jade has worked with Sephora for months, posting sponsored Instagrams as well as collaborating on an exclusive product. Now, critics are calling for Sephora to cut ties.
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