Lori Loughlin Are you leaving 'Fuller House'? Not expected to return season 5

Have pity? Maybe not when it comes to Lori Loughlin's status on Fuller House"Farewell, as a result of the charge of the actress for her alleged role in a large scheme of corruption admissions in colleges.

While Hallmark Channel envisions a future without the star of his health When is the heart calling drama and Mystery garage sale A television series, sources tell TVLine that there is no plan for the beleaguered Loughlin to resume her role as Aunt Becky during Fuller HouseThe fifth and final season, which has not started yet, will air on Netflix this fall.

A star of a progenitor Full houseLoughlin played in Warner Bros.'s television sequel. in its first four seasons, the most recent of which was aired on Netflix in December.

Crown Media announced Thursday that it had "halted the development of all productions" involving Loughlin, after which Hallmark Channel pulled the episode of March 17 from When is the heart calling of its range because it considers the "creative options" for the upcoming performance series.

Loughlin went to the authorities on March 13, after being accused of taking part in a large-scale project involving parents who paid bribes of up to $ 6 million to bring their children to Canada. children in elite colleges, particularly in Yale and Georgetown. Loughlin, her husband Mossimo Giannulli and dozens of other parents – including Desperate housewives Felicity Huffman, a former student – would have bought college entrance exam administrators (to help cheat the tests) and university athletic coaches (to designate the school candidates as sports recruits, regardless of their athletic abilities) or their experience as a sport).

Loughlin and Giannulli would have paid a total of $ 500,000 for their two daughters to be nominated as rookies on the team at the University of Southern California, though none of them Participated in this sport.

Loughlin was released on bail of $ 1 million. A judge ruled that she could go to work provided she informed the court of her place of residence and the length of her absence.