Overview
- Speaking on the Oct. 20 Good Guys podcast, Stamos praised Loughlin and labeled Giannulli a “terrible narcissist,” adding he will not speak to him again.
- He asserted Loughlin had little to no knowledge of the 2019 scheme, recalling she told him “Mossimo handles all that stuff” when the scandal broke.
- Loughlin and Giannulli pleaded guilty in 2020 after paying $500,000 to have their daughters listed as USC crew recruits; she served two months in prison and he served five.
- Loughlin’s representative confirmed on Oct. 2 that the couple are living apart and taking a break from their marriage with no legal proceedings underway.
- Page Six reported Loughlin found “incriminating” messages on Giannulli’s phone, a claim not independently verified, and outlets noted Giannulli has offered no substantive response to Stamos’s remarks.