Dr. Dre casts a shadow over the Lori Loughlin University admissions scandal

Dr. Dre visited social media on Saturday to celebrate the great feat of his youngest daughter, while clarifying the recent scandal of admissions to the university.

Dre, 54, went to Instagram on Saturday, sharing a photo with him posing with his 18-year-old daughter Truly Young, revealing that she had entered alone at the University of California from South.

"My daughter has been accepted by USC alone. No prison !!! "Said Dre (his real name Andre Young) on ​​Instagram.

Really, she was seen holding her USC admission package with her official admission certificate, while her father was standing by her side.

There is no indication as to what will really be studying at USC.

The rapper has links with the university.

Young teamed up with Beats By Dre and Jimmy Iovine, a Beats Music partner, to donate $ 70 million to USC.

This endowment was used to create the USC Academies Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young of Arts, Technology and Innovation Trade.

The Academy has been described as "a new model of training and inspiration for young innovators".

The comment "No Prison" was a blow against Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman, who were among the 50 people arrested in connection with a huge scandal that had affected leading schools such as USC and Yale.

Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, have been accused of paying $ 500,000 to the Key Worldwide Foundation, allegedly disguised as a charitable donation.

This money allegedly disguised their daughters as rookies for the rowing team, while they had no experience of rowing.

Loughlin and Giannulli both surrendered to the authorities and were finally released on bail of one million dollars.

As for Dre and her daughter, Truly is the rapper's youngest daughter and his second with his 22-year-old wife Nicole Young.

Dre also has a son with Young, Truice, and four other children from previous relationships.