Lori Loughlin still hasn't gone to trial for her part in the college admissions cheating scandal, but one tabloid alleges the actress is faking a deadly illness to avoid prison time. Gossip Cop has investigated the claim and can we debunk it. The Full House star is not pretending to be gravely sick.
still hasn’t gone to trial for her part in the college admissions cheating scandal, but one tabloid alleges the actress is faking a deadly illness to avoid prison time.star is not pretending to be gravely sick.
Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli face up to 40 years in prison if they are convicted of the charges they face relating to an alleged $500,000 bribe to ensure their daughter was admitted into the University of Southern California. For the tabloids, this scandal has been a boon as. The publication is claiming Loughlin is faking an illness to avoid possible prison time.
In the story, the tabloid quotes a supposed source as saying, “She’s talking about constant headaches and stomach cramps, which she’s saying are the result of internal bleeding and organ failure.” The so-called “source” goes on say, “She hasn’t had these claims substantiated by a doctor, so insiders are whispering she’s likely dreaming them up, imaging something that’s not there.
For starters, there is no sentence right now, as the case has still not gone to trial. Also, Loughlin and Giannulli likely believe they have a chance to fight the charges successfully, or they probably would have taken a plea like others charged in the scandal. For instance,star Felicity Huffman pleaded guilty and spent 12 days in prison in October for her part in the scandal. Loughlin has continued to maintain her innocence.
. There was no truth to that article either. Like this one, the publication assumes Loughlin is guilty and preparing for prison. She’s pleaded not guilty to every charge against her and her trial hasn’t started yet.
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