Lori Loughlin is still keeping in touch with her daughters despite being separated from them amid coronavirus self-quarantine measures.
The disgraced Fuller House star, 55, has reportedly been isolating in her mansion with her husband Mossimo Giannulli, 56, according to People.
The indicted couple have been separate from their daughters Olivia Jade, 20, and Isabella Rose, 21, though they’ve been ‘in constant contact’ throughout the pandemic.
Separated: Lori Loughlin, 55, and her husband Mossimo Giannulli, 56, are ‘in constant contact’ with daughters Olivia Jade, 20, and Bella Rose, 21, despite quarantining separately, according to People; pictured in 2017
Lori’s daughters opted to spend their months quarantining together with Olivia Jade’s boyfriend Jackson Guthy, according to a source.
‘Olivia and Bella are quarantined together. Lori is in constant contact with them,’ they said.
‘Lori and Mossimo are doing well. They are still living at their home,’ the source continued. ‘For obvious reasons, they haven’t been able to sell their house yet.’
The Hallmark Channel actress and her fashion designer husband had put their mansion on the market earlier this year for a whopping $28.7 million, but the sale won’t be able to continue.
On their own: Lori’s daughters opted to spend their months quarantining together with Olivia Jade’s boyfriend Jackson Guthy, according to a source; shown in August
Surviving: ‘Lori and Mossimo are doing well. They are still living at their home,’ the source continued. ‘For obvious reasons, they haven’t been able to sell their house yet’; shown in August
Despite the obvious incentives for selling their house ahead of a costly legal battle, sources told People in January that the couple aren’t hurting for money.
‘Mossimo refurbishes all of the homes that they purchase as a hobby and they are always for sale,’ said an insider. ‘There is no concerted effort here to sell their home at all.’
Despite the upheaval caused by the coronavirus and California’s shelter-in-place order, Lori and Mossimo seem to be doing fine.
‘Since being quarantined, not much has changed for them. They have gotten used to spending more time at home and being more low-key just in general since the college scandal,’ revealed a source. ‘This has just been a rough year for them period.’
But not everyone close to the couple agreed with that relatively rosy assessment.
‘They are suffering like the rest of us from the quarantine. Their life has been changed by it,’ one insider said.
Ending it: Lori and Massimo’s attorney’s recently filed a motion to have fraud charges against the couple dropped for getting their daughters into USC as fake rowers; shown in 2017
The receipts: Prosecutors responded to their filing by submitting photos taken by the couple of Olivia Jade and Bella Rose on rowing machines, which were allegedly used to convince USC officials that the two were rowers
Lori and Massimo’s attorney’s recently filed a motion to have fraud charges against the couple dropped.
The two were swept up in a college admissions scandal after the allegedly paid $500,000 to get their daughters into the University of Southern California as members of the rowing team, despite never having participated in the sport.
Prosecutors responded to their filing by submitting photos taken by the couple of Olivia Jade and Bella Rose on rowing machines, which were allegedly used to convince USC officials that the two were rowers.
Despite Lori and Mossimo’s legal woes, their daughters have been documenting their life of ease while quarantining separately.
Last week, Olivia Jade shared an intimate post-bath mirror selfie of herself in a fluffy white robe.
Relaxing: Despite Lori and Mossimo’s legal woes, their daughters have been documenting their life of ease while quarantining separately
Stunner: Last week, Olivia Jade shared an intimate post-bath mirror selfie of herself in a fluffy white robe