Nine months after the news of her parents Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, Olivia Jade Giannulli returned to her YouTube channel for alleged involvement in the admissions scandal at College Operation Varsity Blues. The 20-year-old social media infuser posted a video called “Hi again” and told her fans that she was not legally allowed to talk about her parents’ case. She also admitted that she was not sure when she should do it. bring her back.
Speaking directly to the camera, Olivia said that she wanted to be able to talk about everything that happens because it is a problem to solve. But unfortunately, this is not the moment. Olivia also explained how and why she decided to return to YouTube instead of waiting for the end of her parents’ trial.
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“Part of me is like,” Should I go back to YouTube now? “Because it’s been so long and I really miss it, for example, I really miss the shoot,” said Olivia, “I think a lot of me is not the same because is something that really fascinates me, it’s something I really like to do. “
She went on to say that she did not know what to do and that she had been debating for about seven or eight months. Olivia says she was wondering what would be the point of posting videos because she could not say anything. But she wanted to come back and she decided to stick to that.
Olivia thanked her fans for their patience and she appreciated the fact that so many people were waiting for her news. She added that she wanted to move on and not try to be selfish, but it’s hard not to brag about it. However, the way she handled the situation in the last nine months was not the goal of her video.
“Although I’m terrified of making this video and coming back, I know that I also want to start taking small steps in the right direction for people who have been DM and have asked me to do so,” Olivia said. “The morality of the story is that you missed me so much and I’m really excited to start filming and uploading videos again and I really hope you enjoy the vlog.”
In just a few hours, the video has already been viewed by half a million people and comments are flowing. The fans seem to be supportive, and they applauded Olivia for her courage to come back.
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Meanwhile, Olivia Jade’s parents – Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli – face up to 50 years in prison for paying $ 500,000 in bribes for Olivia and her sister, Isabella, to be named as recruits crew (although neither of them participated in the sport). so that they can be admitted to the University of Southern California.
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