‘Full House’ Star Lori Loughlin Lands Another Movie Role Following Prison Time

Katie JerkovichFebruary 7, 2023

Former “Full House” Star Lori Loughlin’s The actress’ comeback continues with a new movie role. She was released from prison for her part in college admissions.

The actress, who is 58 years old, will appear in a Christmas movie that the Great American Family Network (GAF), will air later this year. Deadline reported.

Loughlin was recently seen in her first TV movie role after spending time behind bars in GAF’s original film. “Fall Into Winter,” As previously mentioned, it debuted on the network in January. reported.

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The film marked the beginning “Fuller House” star’s first role in a romantic comedy movie since she served two months behind bars for her involvement in the Admissions to college at Varsity Blues scandal.

In May 2020, she and Mossimo Giannulli (fashion designer) pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges. They paid $500,000 to get Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose into the University of Southern California as phony recruits for rowing.

The “Every Christmas Has A Story” Star was sentenced to two months imprisonment, while her husband received five months. Loughlin was released on December 1, while Giannulli was still behind bars. Giannulli, who had served his remaining sentence at home, was released in the early hours of April 2, 2021. USA Today noted.

The following December 2021 events will be “When Calls The Heart” Star made headlines When news broke that she would reprise her role as Abigail Stanton on a spinoff show of her hit show, called “When Hope Calls: A Country Christmas.” She was part of the season 2 premiere.

Brian Bird, executive producer, said Loughlin joining GAF was what it was all about “second chances,” As previously reported.

“Taking this photo lifted my heart in so many ways,” Bird shared the moment. “Offering second chances in this messed up world are [sic] just a better way to live.”

“Love seeing Lori Loughlin back on screen as Abigail Stanton … this time in Brookfield and #WhenHopeCalls,” He added. “Loughlin getting hired at [GAF] Family is a curious turn of events that could mean the renaissance of her career.”