Lori Loughlin Now Incredibly Claims The $500K She And Her Husband Gave To USC Were 'Legitimate Donations'

Lori Loughlin Now Claims Her 500K Donation To USC Was Legitimate

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Oh Mylanta. Aunt Becky, what are you doing?! Now Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli claim that the $500,000 they gave to USC, just as their daughters Isabella Rose and Olivia Jade Giannulli were seeking admission to the school, were “legitimate donations.”

After finally appearing come to grips with the severity of the situation, Loughlin and co. are treading back into their world of delusion where they actually think that they did nothing wrong.

According to TMZ…

Lori and Mossimo’s lawyers claim in new legal docs … their clients made “legitimate donations” … “At trial, Giannulli and Loughlin will help establish their innocence by showing that they understood both sets of payments to be legitimate donations and did not understand or intent that either set of payments would be used to directly or indirectly bribe Heinel [former USC senior associate athletic director].”

The lawyers want to get info on whether USC knew of Rick Singer’s activities with various parents and students. If there’s evidence USC knew … Lori and Mossimo will clearly argue this was not bribery … that payments had become institutionalized.

In fact, lawyers in other college admissions cases have argued these payments are part of a “University-wide program at USC.”

Wow.

Did part of that “University-wide program at USC” include Loughlin’s daughters falsely portraying themselves as crew team recruits for the university?

The best part of all of this, however, is the fact that it is being reported Loughlin and Giannulli believe prosecutors are intentionally hiding evidence that proves they didn’t intend to bribe anyone.

Annnd now we’ve come full circle.

Enjoy prison, Becky.