Lori Loughlin: The consequences of the fraud scandal for her career
The US television channel Hallmark Channel no longer wants to work with Lori Loughlin (54). And the actress involved in the fraud scandal at US universities could also lose her best-known role. It seems "inevitable" that Netflix "Aunt Becky" from the fifth and final season of "Fuller House" delete, writes the US industry portal "Deadline". With this figure, which Lori Loughlin already embodied in "Full House", the 54-year-old became famous worldwide.
"It's over," "Deadline" cited an alleged insider regarding Loughlin's involvement in the Netflix series. From the streaming service itself, there is no official statement so far. The fifth season of "Fuller House" could be aired by the end of the year, they say. Hallmark Channel previously canceled the Garage Sale Mystery series with Loughlin, according to Deadline. The series "When Calls the Heart" will apparently continue without the actress.
This is accused Lori Loughlin
Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, 55, are accused of paying $ 500,000 to join their two daughters in a rowing team at the University of Southern California. The actress is now back on the loose: Loughlin is said to have deposited after their arrest by the FBI a bail of one million dollars (about 880,000 euros), as several US media reported in unison. Giannulli had been arrested on March 12 and had to pay the same amount. A total of 50 people are said to be involved in the US bribery scandal. Including Loughlin and "Desperate Housewives" star Felicity Huffman (56). All of them are accused of illegally acquiring their children's places at elite universities.
