While there are reports that the 'Fuller House' actress is 'about to break' amid the college admissions scandal, she and her husband will be pleading 'not guilty' to the latest charge against them.
Lori Loughlin may be “about to break” amid the college admissions scandal, but she is not changing her plea and seems intent on going to trial.
If the case does go to trial, experts think it’s likely that Olivia and Bella would be called to testify. Olivia allegedly took a picture on a rowing machine and set up a fake crew profile to gain admission to the university. It could also leave the children open to criminal liability charges.
The source also said that Loughlin regrets not making a deal with prosecutors — like Felicity Huffman, who has already completed her prison sentence and faced no additional charges like Loughlin and Giannulli have.
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