Convicted Fraudster Lori Loughlin Deathly Afraid Of COVID-19 In Prison

Full House actress Lori Loughlin and husband Mossimo Giannulli had been sentenced to jail last week for their involvement in the college admission scandal, but there is one thing that Loughlin is more afraid of: COVID-19.

Loughlin has been ordered to report to jail on November 19 and has been doing everything thing she can to strengthen her immunity against the global COVID-19 virus.

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“Lori has been trying to stay as healthy as possible and also takes supplements to boost her immune system. It’s definitely something that she has been losing sleep about,” a source said.

While the court ordeal is finally over, the jail sentence and the pandemic are the biggest stressors for the Loughlin family.

“It’s all been like a black cloud hanging over them. They’re relieved because the waiting was awful, but Lori is still terrified about going to prison,” a source added.

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Unlike fellow convict Felicity Huffman, sources are saying that Loughlin is already planning her comeback when she is released in January 2021.

“Lori isn’t going to be hiding like Felicity Huffman has been post-prison. Lori has already met with her team to plan out an apology tour once she has served her time. She is in talks with several networks about doing a big sit-down interview, with Robin Roberts and Gayle King at the top of her list. There is also talk of a book and mini-series based on her time in jail,” sources told OK!.