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Olivia Jade believes parents ‘ruined everything’ for her
2019-04-06
[PAGESIX] Olivia Jade Giannulli believes her parents, Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, "ruined everything" for her because of their alleged involvement in the high-profile college admissions scandal, according to a new report.
Isn't this the one who said she was just in school for the partying?
"[Olivia] was passionate about her career, and now everything she built has imploded before her eyes," an insider told Us Weekly. "She feels they ruined everything."
I feel so sorry for her. She'll have to go to a community college and major in hairdressing.
Olivia Jade, 19, and her sister, Isabella Rose, 20, used to be "so close" to their "Full House" star mother ‐ but their relationship has since been strained, a second source told the outlet.

"[Olivia] is not talking to her parents right now. [She] feels she is the victim," the insider shared. "Olivia blames her mom and dad for this scandal and for the downfall of her career."

The YouTuber and beauty influencer, who has racked up more than 2 million views on her online videos, lost partnerships with TRESemme and Sephora in the wake of the scandal.

Prosecutors charge that Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, a fashion designer, allegedly paid $500,000 to get their daughters into the University of Southern Caliphornia, an impregnable bastion of the Democratic Party, by pretending they were competitive rowing recruits.

Her parents have been released on $1 million bond each. Both appeared in court Wednesday.

Both Olivia Jade and her sister have dropped out of USC for fear of being bullied over the scandal.
Posted by:Fred

#9  This family was jaded.
Posted by: JohnQC   2019-04-06 20:25  

#8  See Charlize.
Posted by: Skidmark   2019-04-06 19:26  

#7  The real problem here is that somehow millennials were supporting this persons online activities and making her wealthy for nothing?
Posted by: rjschwarz   2019-04-06 17:45  

#6  Quick! Somebody give her a trophy!
Posted by: ed in texas   2019-04-06 16:44  

#5  They have the distinct blessing of finding out who their real friends are.

Imagine, at 19 years old, thinking you are a successful advertising agent with two major endorsements, college education qualified and a division 1 athlete to not only find out it is all a lie bought and paid for, but never really knowing if the 2 million followers were earned or not.

I know, not Nebraska rancher real world problems, but that is late in life to suddenly have to have real world problems, and glimpse into the fukupery of the post-modern rich and famous lifestyles. I know, next I'll shock you with Jaden Smith is a horrible actor who only got screen time because of his somehow popular textbook American Dream father.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2019-04-06 13:12  

#4  She's throwing mom and dad under the bus.
Posted by: Abu Uluque   2019-04-06 12:06  

#3  Getting caught often does ruin the scam. It's one of the reasons that criming be hard.
Posted by: SteveS   2019-04-06 09:39  

#2  "Influencer" = paid shill. Advertisers are free to spend their money as they will, but this blew up in their faces as much as it did in poor Olivia's. If she was really raking in so much gelt, why didn't she just strike out on her own before the college scam hit?
Posted by: M. Murcek   2019-04-06 08:48  

#1  Note that they dropped out because of FEAR of being bullied, not that they were.

Plus she is the victim here. She should thank them for that. Victim hood is better than gold in the millenial marketplace, right?
Posted by: AlanC   2019-04-06 08:13  

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