Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli Seeks Help for Crisis Management

After recently realizing that their bad actions in the academic cheating scandal could result in jail time, the accused fraudsters Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli would have sought an expert ready to rebuild their image.

CNN reports that the couple met with at least two crisis management professionals, one of whom told the point of sale: "I sincerely believe that she [Loughlin] think she's not going to serve a jail sentence or go back to work. "(Netflix and Hallmark Channel have severed their links with the actor.) The source added that the alleged scribblers had introduced Martha Stewart as an example of successful rehabilitation, and a possible model. The source did not take the Loughlin-Giannullis as a customer.

Loughlin and Giannulli officially pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud and conspiracy to launder money, punishable by up to 20 years in prison. The couple reportedly paid $ 500,000 in total for Chief Scam artist William "Rick" Singer to skew the sporting records of their two daughters – vlogger Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose – as rookies for the team's crew. University of Southern California. Neither teenager ever rowed, and one of them (hint: the influencer who might have been an accomplice) did not even care about college. But the diet worked and both were admitted.

Sources close to Loughlin and Giannulli said the couple was unaware that the bribery was illegal and that it was only "parents who just wanted to make sure their daughters were getting into a good relationship. school". The second crisis management expert who spoke with CNN said that they advised both players to play from this angle, "when the time is right."

For now, however, this repairman would have recommended that Loughlin and Giannulli focus on "resolving the legal situation" before attempting to reorient public opinion. This is what the spokesperson says he wants to do: "There are people who throw their name on the media that are trying to get attention," said journalist Elizabeth Much at CNN. "Right now, Lori and Mossimo are focusing on their legal case. There is no public relations team in a crisis situation. "