Hey there, friends. If you've been hoping for a glimpse into Lori Loughlin's life with her husband and daughters on a reality TV show, well, you might want to adjust your expectations. In a candid chat recently, the 53-year-old actress revealed that while offers have come their way, the Loughlin-Giannulli clan isn’t biting. Why? Because according to Lori, their home life is "not that exciting!"
Reality TV? Not Happening
When asked point-blank on E!’s Daily Pop if she, her husband of over two decades, Mossimo Giannulli, and their teenage daughters have ever considered jumping into the reality TV game, Lori didn’t mince words. "No… we’ve been asked to do a reality show a couple times," she admitted. "But we’re not that exciting." Now, that's honesty you don’t often hear from celebrities, right?
Let’s break this down. Lori's got her hands full with her two daughters—Bella and Olivia—who are both carving out their own paths in the spotlight. Olivia Jade, for instance, has built a thriving YouTube empire with over 1.3 million subscribers, while Bella is off to a great start in her college journey and pursuing her own acting dreams. So, maybe Lori feels they’re already living their best lives without the added pressure of a reality show.
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Bella, Lori, and Olivia.
Life Beyond the Spotlight
Lori continued to share more about her family life, painting a picture of a household full of individual pursuits. "I have my two girls, they’re 18 and 19 and they’re doing really well," she said. "Olivia Jade’s YouTube channel is doing really well and Bella’s at her first year of college and she’s enjoying it and she’s also pursuing an acting career." It’s clear that Lori takes pride in her daughters' achievements, even as they navigate their own paths in the entertainment world.
Interestingly, despite their growing fame, both Bella and Olivia have shared that they sometimes forget about their mom’s celebrity status. Bella once told Teen Vogue, "I sometimes forget that she’s famous. It’s odd to see her on the TV screen and then turn around and see her cooking dinner." Olivia chimed in with a similar sentiment, saying, "I don’t think I even realized the success of the show until I clicked on the Netflix Fuller House promo recently and noticed it had more than 13 million views." It’s refreshing to hear how grounded they remain despite the limelight.
