Lori Loughlin is a renowned American actress, best known for her iconic role in “Full House.” She was born on July 28, 1964, in New York City.
One of Loughlin’s earliest performances was as Jody Travis on the soap opera “The Edge of Night,” where she starred from 1980 to 1984.
Four years after “The Edge of Night” concluded, “Full House” was launched. In this series, Loughlin portrayed Rebecca Donaldson, who eventually became Rebecca Katsopolis after marrying Jesse Katsopolis, played by John Stamos. The beloved duo, Aunt Becky and Uncle Jesse, captured the hearts of fans.
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When the original “Full House” wrapped up in 1995, it marked not the end, but the beginning of a new chapter.
The reboot “Fuller House” featured many of the original cast members along with some new ones, focusing on the next generation of the Tanner family.
Post “Full House,” Loughlin appeared in several television series such as “Summerland,” “In Case of Emergency,” and “90210.”
She also took part in various TV movies, including “The Price of Heaven,” “Eastwick,” “A Mother’s Rage,” “Northpole: Open for Christmas,” and “Every Christmas Has a Story.”
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Loughlin is in a marriage with Mossimo Giannulli, her second husband following Michael Burns.
The couple has two daughters, Isabella and Olivia.
In 2020, Loughlin admitted guilt to conspiracy charges related to wire and mail fraud in connection with the college admissions bribery scandal orchestrated by William “Rick” Singer. She paid $500,000 to falsely present her daughters as prospective athletes to gain admission to the University of Southern California.
She served a two-month prison sentence, performed 150 hours of community service, and paid a fine of $150,000 as part of her sentencing.
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Giannulli, her husband, received a five-month prison term, along with 250 hours of community service and a $250,000 fine.
Following the controversy, Loughlin made her return to acting in films and series such as “Fall Into Winter,” “Blessings of Christmas,” and an episode of “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”
