Lori Loughlin Returns to the Spotlight After Getting Out of Jail

The “Fuller House” alum and her husband Mossimo Giannulli were arrested in 2020 in connection to the college admissions scandal that involved dozens of rich parents and celebrities.

Outside of their jail time and travel restrictions, the couple were also fined and forced to do hours of community service.

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Lori Loughlin Is Back On The Red Carpet

On Saturday June 18, the star, 57, attended her first public event since she was named as one of the parents connected to the college admissions scandal in 2019.

She joined fellow stars and public figures on the red carpet at the DesignCare 2022 Gala for the HollyRod Foundation in Los Angeles, California.

Holly Robinson Peete and her husband Rodney Peete opened the foundation, which donates its proceeds to families with loved ones who have been diagnosed with autism or Parkinson’s Disease.

The event took place at RJ’s Place Vocational and Family Support Services Center. Loughlin arrived for the charity event wearing a long-sleeved blue dress, paired with strappy heels and a matching sparkly silver clutch.  She completed the look by parting her long blonde hair in the middle. The actress was all smiles as she posed for pictures.

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Lori Loughlin – A Few Months Behind Bars

Loughlin and her husband Mossimo did a few months behind bars for their part in the college admissions scandal, which brought to light the lengths wealthy parents can go to get their children into elite schools. They were one of the highest profile defendants charged in the scheme.

Authorities discovered that parents secretly bribed a well-placed college admissions consultant by making payments into a fake charity. Their children’s credentials are then improved with fake athletic credentials and rigged test scores.

In May 2020, the famous couple admitted to paying the sum of $500,000 to get two of their daughters into the University of Southern California as crew recruits even though neither girl was a rower. Their admittance in court was shocking, as their lawyers had firmly denied that they were guilty of what they were accused of. Their legal team even went as far as accusing investigators of fabricating evidence against them.

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