Lori Loughlin flashes wedding ring after star & husband Mossimo Giannulli leave LA for Idaho to ‘work on their marriage’
LORI Loughlin flashed her wedding ring after the star and husband Mossimo Giannulli plan to leave Los Angeles for Idaho.
The change of scenery comes as the couple are said to be "working on their marriage."
The 56-year-old was spotted flashing her large diamond ring while driving around .
was barely recognizable behind the wheel of the car as she covered up in a white face mask, a white patterned visor and sunglasses.
The Full House alum pulled the look together while a sweater that matched the visor.
The sighting comes shortly after it was reported that Lori and Mossimo, 57, are planning to move to Idaho.
Sources told : “They recently downsized from their spacious home in Bel Air, which overlooked the Bel-Air Country Club, to a smaller home in the guard-gated community of Hidden Hills."
After noting that the couple is still struggling with their privacy after their time in prison, the insider added: “They had looked at homes earlier this year in Idaho and were prepared to move out of Los Angeles, but eventually decided to stay as their daughters really wanted them close by at the time.”
The couple, who tied the knot in 1997, share daughters Bella, 22, and Olivia Jade, 21.
The source also told the outlet that the couple feels they can spend more time out of California as “both girls have their own places and are trying to lead a normal life with their own friends and business opportunities."
The move to Idaho will “be a good call for them” to start over, while the source said: "They can start anew and work on their marriage together as the whole college scandal has taken a toll on both of them, as well as their marriage.”
and were both sentenced to prison after back in May for their part in the that shocked the country.
The actress was sentenced to 60 days in prison, while her husband Mossimo was handed five months.
The couple allegedly tried to get daughters into the University of Southern California as , despite neither girl actually being a rower.
Prosecutors say Lori and Mossimo staged fake photos and even compiled fake resumes all in the hopes of getting the girls into the school.
Under the plea deal, Mossimo was told to pay a $250,000 fine and perform 250 hours of community service.
Meanwhile, Lori was ordered pay a $150,000 fine and perform
As the scandal continued to unfold, when she sat-down with , Adrienne Banfield-Jones, and Willow Smith on the popular Facebook Watch series for her since the chaos occurred.
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The 30-minute chat involved Olivia touching on many different aspects of the scandal, focusing on her feelings with everything that has gone down, especially having her famous parents now behind bars.
She said: "I actually haven't spoken to either of them. There's a quarantine phase just cause of Covid, I'm not sure. I just haven't heard anything, so I'm just waiting."
The YouTuber continued: "I've never gone that long - I'm super close to my parents, especially my mom, she's like my best friend.
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"It's definitely been really hard not being able to talk to her, but I know she's strong. It's a good reflection period."
Both Lori and Mossimo have both served their sentences since Olivia's first public interview.
