The world has finally seen the photo of Olivia Jade on a rowing machine that Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli allegedly used to commit fraud.

Now, the young vlogger whose life was turned upside down feels even more humiliated than before.

E! News spoke to an inside source who reported on how Olivia Jade Giannulli feels about the world seeing her infamous rowing machine pic.

According to the insider, Olivia “is fully aware [that] this predicament is ongoing.”

“And,” the source continues, “she will have waves of sadness and anger.”

Considering that she is once again in the spotlight in the worst day, this time in photographic form, that is very understandable.

But Olivia is not in this alone.

She and her sister, Isabella Rose, were both the subjects of the same alleged admissions scheme.

According to the insider, the sisters have “definitely been leaning on each other.”

“And,” the source continues, “it’s been helpful that they are going through this together.”

But sisterly support can only go so far.

“The family is constantly stressed,” the insider describes, “and there are a lot of ups and downs.”

“They try to stay positive,” the source affirms.

“But,” the insider characterizes their emotional state, “it’s a cloud over their head at all times.”

For her part, Olivia reportedly feels like this scandal is getting worse by dragging on and on.

The insider says that she “just wishes this [were] over.”

Many have remarked that Lori and Mossimo should have tried to be the first to grovel and strike a deal, as Felicity Huffman did.

Instead, they have been fighting the charges from the start, and the result is that the family’s trauma has been prolonged.

The COVID-19 pandemic may not impact the rich in the same ways that it impacts most people, but everyone is feeling some effects.

“Olivia has seen her parents during quarantine,” the source reveals.

“But,” the insider dishes, Olivia “is spending most of her time at her boyfriend’s house in Malibu.”

The source adds that her boyfriend “[Jackson Guthy]’s parents have a compound in Montecito that they have been spending time at as well.”

Immediately after the college admissions scandal story broke, reports said that Olivia was pissed at her parents.

After all, they had humiliated her and spent a tremendous amount of money (allegedly illegally) so that Olivia could live out their dream for her.

It has never been clear how much Olivia or Bella knew about their parents’ efforts to get them into UCLA.

“Olivia is trying to move forward with her parents,” the insider shares. It sounds like the stressed out family is healing.

It’s not easy being the child of famous parents who are embroiled in a humiliating and frankly infuriating national scandal.

it has to be even worse when that scandal revolves around you and your short-lived college career.

Many have suggested that Lori and Mossimo would have been wiser to just gift her six figures in cash than to allegedly spend it on bribes.

Fortunately, Olivia has her good looks, her boyfriend, and her insanely wealthy family upon which to fall back.

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As we all know, Lori Loughlin is facing decades in prison as she goes to trial for her alleged involvement in the college admissions scandal.

At the heart of this story were photos of her daughters posing on rowing machines. Now, you can see those images for yourself.

Lori and Mossimo Giannulli filed to dismiss the case against them. Now, federal prosecutors have filed back.

E! News got a hold of phone transcripts, emails, and photos from that filing.

The accused ringleader of the scam, William “Rick” Singer, emailed Lori and Mossimo in August of 2016.

“I need a PDF of her transcript and test scores very soon while I create a coxswain portfolio for her,” Singer wrote of Bella, their eldest daughter.

Singer suggested: “It would probably help to get a picture with her on an ERG in workout clothes like a real athlete too.”

According to the documents, Mossimo replied: “Fantastic. Will get all.”

Then, the following month, he emailed Singer the above image of Isabella Rose.

One month later, she was accepted to USC and Mossimo was directed by Singer to make a payment of $50,000.

“For accounting purposes would I categorize this as a donation?” Mossimo asked in an email.

To this, Singer replied: “Yes.”

Bella was formally admitted in March of 2017, at which point the parents were directed to make another “donation” of $200,000.

This time, it was to Key Worldwide Foundation, Singer’s non-profit organization.

“Good news my [older] daughter is in [U]SC,” Mossimo allegedly wrote to his financial advisor. “Bad [news] is I had to work the system.”

Prosecutors allege that it was only 4 months later that Singer prompted the parents to “send an ‘Action Picture’ of their younger daughter.”

This photo would be “for use in an athletic profile that he noted would falsely present her as a coxswain for the L.A. Marina Club crew team.”

Mossimo responded with this photo:

Olivia Jade Gianntulli is shown here pretending to row.

Interestingly, Olivia’s fake experience as a coxwain (the world’s funniest word) and her passion for vlogging collided during all of this.

Apparently, one of her counselors at school expressed dismay and downright disbelief at her alleged rowing career, which was never mentioned.

This counselor could not imagine Olivia having time for all of this alleged boatwork considering her rigorous schedule of beauty vlogging.

According to court documents, Mossimo marched down to the school to meet with the counselor.

He accused the counselor of trying to sabotage Olivia’s chances of getting into USC.

The counselor assured him that, hd he read the recommendation for Olivia, it was nothing short of glowing.

The counselor — wisely choosing to not pick a fight with a millionaire bully — made it clear that Mossimo had laid out the details of Olivia’s coxswain experience.

The farcical absurdity of all of this is that Olivia herself openly stated that it was never her dream to go to college, let alone USC.

It’s not just that her parents have so much money that they spent enough to buy a large, nice house to get her into school.

It’s that Olivia is passionate about being a beauty vlogger and an influencer.

Lori and Mossimo would have been better served just giving each daughter a pile of cash.

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We’re living in unprecedented times, but even in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, some things remain constant.

For example, as has been the case for the past year, Lori Loughlin is still headed to prison.

Yes, more than 12 months after …

Disgraced actress Lori Loughlin is facing 50 years in prison for her role in a massive college bribery scandal.

Now, her attorney is claiming that the entire case is built on a lie.

Lori and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, were arrested last year.

They had spent a combined $500,000 — half a million — to ensure that their two daughters were accepted to UCLA.

The plan was to get them admitted as part of the rowing team, but they would not actually participate in the sport.

Lori and Mossimo pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Now, their attorney has added a new claim to their defense as part of a motion to move the trial date.

“[Rick] Singer’s notes indicate that FBI agents yelled at him and instructed him to lie,” he told the court.

He was allegedly to lie “by saying that he told his clients who participated in the alleged ‘side door’ scheme that their payments were bribes.”

Their attorney said that Singer, who is at the center of the bribary scheme, was to say this “rather than legitimate donations that went to the schools.”

In other words, Lori and Mossimo allegedly thought that they were just doing what other rich parents have done for generations.

They purportedly believed that they were making hefty donations to the school … in a shady, indirect way.

We’re not sure how they’ll reconcile that claim with the photos of their daughters pretending to row.

It doesn’t sound like the judge was impressed, because the attorney’s motion was denied.

People spoke to criminal defense lawyer James J. Leonard Jr. as an expert on the subject.

Apparently, the judge’s decision was not the boon to the prosecution that one might imagine.

“This is a defense attorney’s dream and a prosecutor’s nightmare,” he characterizes.

He adds: “This changes everything.”

“They are not upset that the date didn’t get moved,” an insider close to Lori Loughlin claims.

The source explains: “Any new development that might challenge the prosecution’s allegations is good for them.”

In other words, the court’s decision to not move the trial date will give prosecutors less time to prepare to counter this claim.

Not only does it muddy the waters of the trial, but may end up handing defense attorneys grounds to appeal on a silver platter.

The entire bribery scandal was allegedly perpetrated to benefit the children of rich parents.

In reality, some — like Lori’s YouTuber daughter, Olivia Jade — didn’t necessarily want to go to college in the first place.

It is widely believed that these parents would have been better served gifting their young adult children with this cash.

Being in college without qualifying for it academically can be hard. Getting a free house is usually preferable.

Lori has the misfortune of being the “face” of this scandal.

Initially, she and Felicity Huffman shared that burden. Felicity wisely struck a deal very early on.

Lori has fought the charges, and is the most famous name among those charged. Prosecutors will not go easy on her. 

We’re sure that the many CEOs and executive VPs also implicated are just glad that she’s bearing the brunt of it all.

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For much of the past several year, it’s been widely assumed that Lori Loughlin will be going to prison in the very near future.

After all, several parents who were involved in the college admissions bribery scandal — many of them just as wealthy a…