Lori Loughlin, the former star of ‘Full House,’ has a fast-coming date, which forces her to report to the prison for 2 months punishment for her involvement in the college admissions scandal, but at the same time, she seems to have a maximum of her free time with her former costars.
On Friday, in a published interview, Bob Saget told Page Six that he messaged the fifty-six years old, a couple of weeks ago. The text which Bob Saget sent to Lori Loughlin was simple and to the point. Moreover, the text was, ‘I love you and thinking of you, that’s all.’
Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli (fashion designer), initially implored not culpable to charges stemming 500,000 dollars money to scam mastermind William Rick (singer) to get their daughters, Olivia Jade and Isabelle, enlisted on the USC’s (University of Southern California) crew team. Furthermore, both have never taken part in the sport.
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Loughlin’s fault doesn’t change Saget’s feeling
Although, in May, both stunned many as they changed course and decided to plead guilty, at the same time, Bob Saget described that Lori Loughlin’s fault does not change how he thinks and feels about her in the least bit.
Bob Saget said that you know when it gets down to it, there is much more going on and several people have passed through so much ad you know, if you love anybody then you have to make that choice or decision and ask yourself, is this anything that causes you not to love someone? He continued that he loves her, and she is a sweetheart.
Lori Loughlin and Bob Saget cast on the beloved sitcom as Aunt Becky Katsopolis and Danny Tanner from 1987-1995 and came back for the ‘Fuller House’ renewal on Netflix, although Lori Loughlin was eliminated from TV series as her legal woes emerged.
As a part of Loughlin’s punishment, she must also complete a hundred hours of community service and pay 150,000 dollars in punishment and a hundred dollars assessment. Moreover, Lori Loughlin was offered sixty days from her punishment date (21 August) to pay the heavy fine in a lump sum payment.
