Wrong Rumors About Lori Loughlin’s College Admissions Cheating Scandal
in the wake of the scandal. The ridiculous article claimed Olivia Jade and Isabella Giannulli wanted “nothing to do with” their mom, but the article could not have been more incorrect. The actress’s daughters have stood by their mother during the scandal, including speaking out publicly on social media and elsewhere, whichLife & Styleto recommit to each other ahead of their legal trial.
in their trial. There’s absolutely no evidence from any reputable news source to back this up. It also runs contrary to every other article about the couple standing strong together, just ashas reported all along. Still, we checked in with an individual in Loughlin’s camp, who confirmed the story was baseless.
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