Olivia Jade tells Lori Loughlin to pay attention to her reputation

Long before the college fraud scandal took Lori Loughlin seriously, the "Full House" actress apparently warned her daughter Olivia Jade Giannulli to preserve her reputation.

This warning can now resonate in a way that the mother has not anticipated.

In a YouTube video of June 2018, Olivia Jade said that she had left the house without her parents discovering it. At age 16, she said she had visited her boyfriend in Santa Barbara while her parents were away. And there was the moment she came home at 7:30, but lied to get out of it.

She confessed to having done "really fishy" [bleep]"And amazed at not being caught. Her parents tried to watch her, she said.

"In reality, their only concern was security – as it is not Uber alone … be classy, ​​you only have a reputation, that sort of thing. I'm glad to have listened to them. I think I came out decent. "(Fast forward at 10:00 for these comments.)

The entire family was the victim of federal charges that Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, had paid $ 500,000 to fraudulently bring Olivia Jade and her sister into the University of Southern California as athletes. crew, even if they did not participate in this sport.

Loughlin and Giannulli appeared before a judge in Boston Wednesday to hear charges of conspiracy to commit postal fraud and honest service fraud, but they did not plead. They were joined by prominent parents, including "Desperate Housewives" actress Felicity Huffman, who was also charged under the university admission program.

Hallmark broke her ties with Loughlin and she would not show up in the last season of the "Full House" sequel.

Olivia Jade, who is not charged, also felt the impact of the scandal. The social media influencer lost her makeup relationship with Sephora and was ridiculed for a video in which she said she was at school to party and play games. People Magazine, citing an unidentified "family source", reported that Olivia Jade was "very angry at her parents" and "had no intention of going back to school".