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Another unflattering report of what Lori Loughlin and her daughter Olivia Jade did to get Olivia into the University of Southern California was published in People. Apparently, Olivia has not even fulfilled her own request to the school, according to court documents People examined. Authorities explained in an affidavit of more than 200 pages that Loughlin had included his daughter in an email between her and William Singer, the so-called mastermind of the college admissions scandal. Singer pleaded guilty last Tuesday to several charges, including a racketeering and money-laundering plot.
The affidavit indicated that "on or about December 12, 2017, Laughlin sent an email to [Singer], copying Gianulli and their youngest daughter, to ask for advice on how to complete USC's official application as a result of the provisional acceptance of her daughter as a recruited athlete. "(Loughlin and her husband were accused of paying $ 500,000 to make it appear that their two daughters had rowed to secure their admission to the USC.)
"Loughlin wrote:[Our younger daughter] did not submit all his colleges [sic] applications and is confused about how to do it. I want to make sure that she will get them. Can you tell us how to proceed? [Singer] responded by directing an employee to submit the applications on behalf of Giannulli's younger daughter, "the affidavit states.
People added that the affidavit also includes the alleged exchange of Singer and Loughlin following the acceptance of Olivia Jade in November 2017 by USC. As for USC admission, Loughlin reportedly wrote to Singer: "It's a wonderful news," he replied: "Please, keep going. to remain silent until March ". And Loughlin replied, "Yes, of course."
Olivia Jade would retire from the university following the scandal.
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Alyssa Bailey is the Editor-in-Chief of News and Strategies at ELLE.com, where she oversees the coverage of celebrities and members of the Royal Family (especially Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton).
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