Olivia Jade Spotted Partying With Fellow YouTube Influencers - Again - Amid Possible Prison Time For Lori And Mossimo

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Following the nationwide college admissions scandal which saw Lori Loughlin and her husband indicted on charges, Olivia Jade Giannulli, their YouTube influencer daughter, was spotted hanging out with other social media stars.

While her parents may be going off to prison, Olivia Jade Giannulli was seen in public hanging out with her Youtuber buddies. On Friday, videos surfaced of the 19-year-old vlogger hanging out with David Dobrik as well as Heather Hussar.

Taken from Dobrik’s Instagram, Giannulli was spotted laughing and talking with her friends while hanging out in their luxury kitchen. Olivia was wearing a black tank top and had her hair down for an evening at Dobrik’s home in Studio City, California claims TMZ.

Giannulli’s mother, Lori, who happens to be a Hollywood actress, and her fashion designer father, are among dozens of people charged in the multi-state scandal which saw many people as they tried to finagle the system so their kids could unfairly get in.

Reportedly, Loughlin and Giannulli gave $500,000 to an official so their daughters, Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose, could gain admittance to the University of Southern California as crew team recruits. The idea was to have them be accepted to the crew team so they could gain admissions to the school, essentially, bypassing the usual system.

Since their mother’s arrest in March, neither Olivia Jade nor Isabella have returned to the campus, and they likely won’t. Reports have it that officials at the university are still deciding what they should do with the two young girls, but it hasn’t been officiated yet.

As it was noted above, Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli were among dozens of people implicated in the scam which saw parents illegally attempting to bypass the college admissions system all over the nation. Some of the schools involved include Yale, Harvard, and Stanford.

While they were many people implicated in the scam, thus far, the media has revolved around Lori Loughlin and her husband, as well as Felicity Huffman and her man, William H. Macy.