Lori Loughlin‘s husband practically admitted to paying big bucks to get their daughter into USC … according to prosecutors.
In the indictment that brought a new charge upon Lori and Mossimo Giannulli, he’s accused of emailing their accountant admitting to working the system to get their daughter admitted.
According to the docs … Mossimo forwarded a $200,000 invoice he got from Rick Singer to his accountant for payment in April 2017 and wrote, “Good news my daughter…is in [U]SC… bad is I had to work the system.”
Prosecutors claim on or about the same day, the daughter received a formal acceptance letter from USC and Mossimo wired the money.
As we reported … the U.S. Attorney out of Boston filed a new charge of Federal Program Bribery against the couple Tuesday. The 2 allegedly paid $500,000 to the mastermind, Singer, to get their daughters into USC … and this $200k is allegedly part of that total.
The new charge carries a maximum 5-year prison sentence. They’ve already charged Lori and Mossimo with various other crimes that could land them in prison for 40 years.
Of course … they could also possibly cop a plea deal.