Lori Loughlin 'feels very much alone' amid the college admissions scandal.
"While a few friends have stuck by her side, many others have cut her off," the source claims."She still feels it’s a huge misunderstanding, but seeing others be sentenced has scared her."
"This has been such a tough time for her, she has had good days and bad but right now the reality that she is facing jail becomes more real," the source adds of Loughlin who,Meanwhile, the source says, Olivia has gotten back together with Jackson Guthy, her boyfriend who,"Olivia is seeking support from her friends," the source says of the YouTube star. "She and her boyfriend have reconciled for the time and spending time with him helps to separate her from the situation.
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