Olivia Jade, one of the daughters of actress Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannuli, finally posted her first YouTube video after the scandal from her parents.
Olivia Jade is a successful YouTube vlogger and social media star. She has different brand partnerships, which included Amazon, Dolce & Gabbana, Marc Jacobs Beauty, Smashbox Cosmetics, Too Faced Cosmetics, Boohoo, Smile Direct Club, Lulus, Sephora, and TREsemme from Unilever.
Unfortunately, she had to cut some of these partner deals because of the scandal. She has millions of followers.
According to one of the CEOs for a social-marketing firm, Yuval Ben-Itzhak, “It wouldn’t come as a complete surprise if the brands currently working with Ms. Giannulli took a closer look at the status of their relationship with her and possibly reconsidered next steps for engagement. Brands should always do their proper due diligence on the content and news associated with influencers that they would engage with and are engaging with over time.”
Many of the fans from her parents may not have forgotten about the incident. Officials dubbed this college fraud scam as “Operation Varsity Blues.” Her parents paid $500,000 to get their daughters fraudulently, Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose admitted to the University of Southern California. Their parents didn’t plead guilty. Fourteen other parents also were charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud.
In August 2018, Olivia Jade told her 1.9 million YouTube followers and 1.3 million Instagram posted on her YouTube “I don’t know how much of school I’m going to attend,” But I do want the experience of game days, partying. I don’t care about school, as you guys all know.”
After eight months of being silent, she finally returned to her YouTube vlogging and titled it as “hi again.” It was a two-minute video. “I’ve been gone for a very long time.”
Jade said that she terrified to upload a new video. “I know (there’s) something that needs to be addressed, I’m legally not allowed to speak on anything going on right now,” and continued, “A part of me is like, ‘Should I come back to YouTube right now?’ Because it’s been so long, and I actually really, really miss it. Like, I genuinely miss filming,” she said. “I feel like a huge part of me is just not the same, because this is something that I’m passionate about and something I like to do, but I also didn’t know.”
She went on “I debated for 7 or 8 months, like, ‘Well, if I can’t talk about it, is there a point in coming back and not being able to say anything?’”
She ended with the statement, “There’s no point in me just talking for 10 minutes to the camera about how I wish I could say something when I really can’t. So, I’m going to leave it at that,” she said, thanking fans for their patience. “Moral of the story is I’ve missed you guys so much, and I’m just really excited to start filming again and to start uploading, and I hope you enjoy the vlog.”
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