Lori Loughlin's daughter, Olivia Jade Giannulli, buys new furniture after leaving home

Someone's hand Olivia Jade Giannulli an Allen key because she might need it for her new IKEA furniture.

The 19 year old girl Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli was seen at the Swedish household goods store in Burbank, California on Saturday with her boyfriend Jackson Guthy. She tried to go incognito in a short black top, gray Free City jogging pants, a gray sweatshirt, a pink baseball cap and oval sunglasses.

Olivia Olivia's outing just comes a day after E! News learned that she had left the home of her Bel Air family in the middle of the university admissions scandal that rocked the nation and involved 50 people, including Felicity Huffman.

A source told E! Recently, the YouTube star packed her bags and went out because she "wants more privacy." Anyway, it turns out that she "has not stayed full time in recent months".

The insider gave a glimpse of Olivia's free space and how she felt while the controversy around her admission to the USC at the university was was more and more swirling.

"Everything going on with her parents is very stressful for her and she needs space," the source added. "She does not think it's healthy for her to live with her parents right now."

The source explained that Olivia thought it was the "best" decision she could make for her brand and for herself. Searching for a "distance from the drama" will also help, the source said.

Olivia has not been seen in public many times since the astonishing indictments of March 12. She was seen for the first time about two weeks after the announcement of the news, and a second source told E! News that she was not well placed with her parents.

"Olivia is furious with her parents and it will take a lot to repair their relationship," the source said. "She blames them entirely and feels that they have ruined her career."

The source also said that she was in "crisis mode" and "more embarrassed than anything else and that she did not know how to handle all the stress and surveillance that had surrounded her since for a while, she feels completely lost.

Loughlin and Giannulli both pleaded not guilty to charges, while Huffman pleaded guilty. Huffman said in a statement on April 8: "I fully accept my guilt and, with deep regret and shame for what I have done, I accept responsibility for my actions and will accept the resulting consequences ".

"I am ashamed of the pain that I have caused to my daughter, my family, my friends, my colleagues and the world of education.I would like to apologize to them and in particular, my apologies to the students who work hard day to go to college, and to their parents who make huge sacrifices to support their children and do it honestly. "

Another source explained to E! News why Loughlin chose the path of not guilty.

"Lori really believes that she is not guilty and that any parent would have done the same thing as if she had been in this situation," they said. "She plans to fight for this and for her daughters, she can not imagine what will happen to them if she goes to jail, she rolls the dice and thinks she has a solid defense."