The admissions scandal at Lori Loughlin's university is "no surprise," says YouTuber's classmate Olivia Jade

A former clbadmate of Lori Loughlin's daughter, Olivia Jade, said the university admissions scandal was far from "surprising".

YouTuber Harlow Brooks, who has more than 35,000 subscribers, said in her latest video that the situation was completely "crazy", while claiming that the culture of their high school allowed her to believe and understand that she was true.

The video commentary comes shortly after Olivia Jade, 19, also Youtuber, appeared on her channel to say she was "literally never in high school" in a video on her YouTube channel.

The video was posted months before her mother was charged with her alleged involvement in a kickoff scam of admission to the university.

Harlow presented her video in these terms: "I went to school with Olivia Jade, I know the school she was in and I thought I'd like to stay here and share some of my tea with you "

She added, "When all this cheating scandal is out, I will not say that I was surprised because we are in this world."

Harlow explained that their school was filled with extracurricular activities, that other students had been shocked. Oliva had time to "travel and make YouTube" and be admitted to the prestigious USC (University of Southern California).

She said: "When I came back to Olivia Jade, I do not know what her grades were, but being a school-loving person who was doing very well at school … I could not even manage the workload. "

Lori and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, are accused of paying $ 500,000 (£ 370,000) for their daughters, Olivia and Isabella, to be named as members of the rowing team. USC, which would be allegedly wrong.

Harlow claimed that Fuller House's actress daughter "was absolutely not in the rowing team."

She concluded, "It leaves a bitter taste in your mouth. I do not know, to each theirs. It's just what I think of a bit like an insider. You have every right to your own opinions. "

Olivia Jade, who has nearly two million viewers, released her Last Day of High School vlog in 2018 to document the final year's farce of her clbad.

"I'm excited to go … do the joke at school," she said. "But I'm literally never in school, I think my clbad does not even have one – and maybe they forget I'm going there!"

She quickly added, "I'm kidding!"

The news arrives a few days after the YouTube star was the victim of a violent reaction by saying that "she does not care about the university," adding that she was more concerned about parties and matchdays.

The teenager said, "I'm going to university and I'm still going to work on YouTube.

"I live in a dormitory with a roommate. My first week of school, I'm going to Fiji for work, and I'll be in New York in a bunch of [of times] this year for work.

"I do not know how many studies I will go to school, but I will talk to my deans and everyone, and I hope I can try to balance everything.

"But I really want the experience of match days, parties … I do not really care about school, as you all know."

Lori is one of 40 influential figures, including Felicity Huffman, the star of Desperate Housewives, who was charged with making payments of up to $ 6 million.

Payments were used to allow children to go to school, including Yale, Stanford, Georgetown and USC.

Loughlin and her husband, Giannulli, reportedly agreed to pay bribes in the total amount of $ 500,000 (£ 376,000) to allow their two daughters to join the team. USC crew. middle School.

Loughlin then went to the authorities and received a deposit of $ 1 million.

Meanwhile, the actress was dropped from Hallmark and Fuller House, while Olivia was removed from the brand's dealings with Sephora.