Lori Loughlin is ready for a fresh start after nearly three decades of marriage to Mossimo Giannulli. A source close to the former Hallmark star told Page Six that Loughlin made the difficult decision to move forward on her own after facing challenges in the relationship.
“She’s been through so much and has come out stronger,” the insider shared. “Now she’s choosing peace, focusing on her happiness, and getting her life back.”
GettyThe couple, who married in 1997, weathered public scrutiny in 2020. At 61, Loughlin is said to be embracing this new chapter with grace and optimism. “Lori is looking ahead,” the friend added. “She’s focusing on her family, her faith, and what makes her truly happy.”
Mossimo Giannulli Linked to Younger Stylist
Hours after the news of their split broke, Giannulli, 62, was spotted with fashion stylist Hannah Harrison, 32, at his G/FORE Supply store in Beverly Hills. As per photos published by the Daily Mail, their outing quickly fueled speculation of a romance. However, Harrison told Us Weekly the timing was “bad” and clarified that the two are not romantically involved. “We were not there together,” she said. “We are not dating. We are good friends.”
Sources told Page Six on 2nd October that Giannulli has been splitting his time between Orange County and the couple’s home in Idaho.
Loughlin Leaning on Friends Amid Divorce
While Giannulli has been lying low, Loughlin has found comfort in her friends, including actor James Tupper, 60, her co-star in the TV movies “A Christmas Blessing” and “Fall Into Winter.”
Just hours before her split became public, Loughlin was photographed sharing a warm hug with Tupper after dinner at the Bird Streets Club in West Hollywood on October 1. Her rep later dismissed romance rumors, telling outlets, “Lori and James have worked together and are old friends.”
According to Star, Tupper has been a supportive confidant through the separation. “He’s encouraging her to stay busy and focus on protecting herself,” a source shared.
‘She Wants to Get Her Life Back’
JOSEPH PREZIOSO/AFP via Getty Images)Though Loughlin hasn’t commented publicly on the breakup, she hinted at her resilience in a 2023 First for Women interview. “Every day, we’re met with different obstacles,” she said at the time. “But for me, it’s like that song says, ‘I get knocked down, but I get up again.’”
A source close to the actress told Page Six that she’s determined to move forward and rebuild her life away from scandal and heartbreak. “She wants to start fresh,” the insider told Page Six. “Lori’s focused on her family, her faith, and rediscovering herself.”
She paid the penalty for her crime. Now she should be able to act again.
Lori you can do anything you are my favorite and they should of never taken you off garage mystery or the other show you were ob as abigail. What is wrong with the producers.