Lori Loughlin’s daughters Olivia and Isabella are ‘beyond concern’ for parents in prison

Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli were recently jailed to serve their sentences following last year’s college admissions scandal.

But it is their children, Olivia and Isabella, who would have a hard time not having their parents at home.

A source told People magazine the two girls were “ beyond concern ” for their mother and father after the pair pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit wire and mail fraud in May as a result of the crimes of Operation Varsity Blues.

‘It’s just a nightmare for them,’ a source told People nearly a month after their mother showed up at FCI-Dublin in northern California on October 30 to serve her two month sentence.

“ They were very upset when they said goodbye to Lori, ” the source added. “But having both parents now in prison at the same time is very upsetting.

Almost two weeks later, on November 19, Giannulli, 57, was taken to federal prison in Lompoc, near Santa Barbara, to serve his five-month sentence on two counts.

“ They are beyond worry, ” the insider revealed. “ They can’t wait to have their mom home in December, however. They’re trying to focus on it.

In May, Lori and Mossimo agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy charges related to the Operation Varsity Blues scandal, which revealed that more than 50 parents were involved in buying their children’s college entry. prestigious.

The couple reportedly paid Rick Singer and the Key Worldwide Foundation $ 500,000 to have their daughters nominated as rookies to the University of Southern California rowing team, while neither of the two children ever practiced sport.

The Fuller House star will be released on December 28, but sources told the publication she was hoping for days before Christmas; Mossimo will be behind bars until April.

“ She was crying a bit on her first night there, but she recovered quickly, ” a source said. “She didn’t have any specific problems. No one intimidates him.

“She uses this time to focus on herself, but she’s also interested in hearing the stories of other inmates,” the source says. “ She realizes that she is no better or worse than any of them. Lori is determined to finish her sentence with her head held high.