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After more than a year of radio silence on YouTube, Olivia Jade Giannulli is back on the beat of the vlog, but she does not want to “rehash” the scandal that sent both parents to prison.

Mossimo Giannulli and Lori Loughlin’s daughter vaguely discussed her parents’ college admissions scandal while speaking to her 1.86 million subscribers on Jan.21, her first YouTube video since December 2019.

“I wanted to film this little intro part just because I didn’t want to, like, just start the vlogging and I won’t address anything,” she said. “Obviously I had my ‘Red Table Talk’ interview and I think if you have any questions for me or something to say or you’re like ‘Why are you back?’ you can go watch this interview. I think I kind of disclosed what I thought I had to say about this. “

In March 2019, “Fuller House” star Lori and her husband were accused of paying $ 500,000 to a middleman to bring Olivia and her older sister, Bella, into the University of Southern California via her team. crew, while none of the women had any real rowing experience. Coincidentally, after being accepted to USC, Olivia said she was not interested in school.

“I don’t know what level of school I’m going to go to, but I’m going to go and talk to my deans and everyone and I hope I can try to balance everything,” she said in a statement. video since deleted as of fall 2018. “But I want to live the game day experience and party, I don’t really care about school. As you all know.”

Amid the scandal, Olivia became MIA on YouTube, and her parents ultimately pleaded guilty. They were both sentenced to prison for admissions fraud.

While both parents were incarcerated, Olivia did an interview on “Red Table Talk”.

“I don’t mean this in a dismissive or pretentious way,” she said on her new YouTube show. “I think what I was trying to get across was that I felt like the thing I wanted to do the most was apologize for so long and I felt like I had to. do at the ‘Red Table’. And so, even though I can’t change the past, I can change the way I act and what I do in the future. I just didn’t want anyone to take it the wrong way and it felt like I was like, ‘I continued’ Red Table ‘and now my name is deleted. Like no, that’s not it. “

“But just for the sake of my sanity, I don’t want to keep rehashing things,” she continued in the new video. “I just want to move on and do better, move on and come back to do what I love, which is YouTube. So you don’t have to watch. No one is forcing you. But I didn’t want that to be misinterpreted, okay? Enjoy it. “

Lori was released from prison on December 28. Mossimo is currently in jail, but he begs a judge to let him serve the remainder of his five-month sentence at home. His team maintains that the conditions of detention are “much more extreme than what the court recommended”.