Olivia Jade, daughter of Lori Loughlin, "very frustrated" following the university admissions scandal: report

LOS ANGELES – Actress Lori Loughlin and her husband, both charged with a university admission project to get their two daughters into college, are reported to have dire consequences for the family.

According to People magazine, their eldest daughter, Olivia Jade, takes it from her parents and blames them for her bad public relations while she is working on rebuilding her own brand.

"Our source says that Olivia is very frustrated with her parents and that she would never have followed her if she had known about it," ABC News Breanne Heldman, editor-in-chief, told ABC News. of People. "She is helpless, embarrbaded and determined to find a way to rebuild her brand."

The 19-year-old YouTube star has lost important sponsorships from Tresemme and Sephora after arresting her parents last month for allegedly paying $ 500,000 in bribes for that. " she is taken with her sister Isabella to the University of Southern California. The authorities said Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli helped create fake sports profiles for their daughters by asking them to pose for pictures on rowing machines.

A California packaged food entrepreneur became the first of 33 parents accused in the scandal to plead guilty this week, revealing the deal on Wednesday as Loughlin, Giannulli and Felicity Huffman appeared in court with some of the other defendants.

Peter Jan Sartorio, 53, was charged with paying $ 15,000 in cash for someone to correct his daughter's responses to the ACT college entrance examination. The specific charges against which he was considering pleading were not immediately clear.

The two actresses spoke little during the brief hearing in a crowded Boston courtroom and were not invited to plead. They remain free on bail. Several other parents had similar hearings of a few minutes each.

Huffman, the former star of "Desperate Housewives" aged 56, is accused of having paid $ 15,000 to the admissions consultant at the center of the ploy for a supervisor to correct the responses on the SAT of his daughter.

Huffman, Loughlin and Giannulli did not respond publicly to the allegations.

They are accused of conspiracy and fraud, as well as others, punishable by 20 years in prison. But primary offenders usually receive only a fraction of that amount, and experts said some parents could avoid jail time when they quickly agreed to plead guilty.

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Associated Press contributed to this report.