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Atonement after the sentence
After falling out of favor due to a bribery scandal, American actress Lori Loughlin now wants to repent. As it became known in 2019, she and her husband Mossimo Giannulli had paid $ 500,000 in bribes to place their two daughters at the University of Southern California. The “Full House” actress was sentenced to five months in prison, community service and a joint fine of $ 400,000. Now that she has served her sentence, she wants to make personal atonement: As the magazine Us Weekly reports, she is responsible for the tuition fees and maintenance costs of two students. It is not known who the two first-year students are and how they were selected. The cost is probably half a million dollars. Meanwhile, Loughlin is trying to get her career going again: this year she will return to her role in the television series “When Hope Calls”. (caod.)
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