Anyway, a reason to look at 2021.
Olivia Jade Giannulli promised a return for her – well, of course, we go with “roots” on Tuesday, when she told a fan via TikTok that she would return to YouTube.
Olivia Jade, 21, was begged by a fan on TikTok, “Please post again on YouTube, I love watching your videos !!!” to which she replied: “Okay, I will. I think I’ll be back on YouTube ”, in a separate TikTok, adding:“ What! Ahh! “
Giannulli’s heartbreaking move comes just after his mother’s release from prison, after a two-month sentence for his role in the college admission scandal. Her father, stylist Mossimo Giannulli, is serving a five-month sentence; he was recently placed in protective custody of COVID-19.
Olivia Jade – who has 1.86 million subscribers on the platform – interrupted her activity on YouTube last December, telling fans, “Legally, I am not allowed to talk about anything that is currently happening.”
She gave her first public interview about the admission scheme – in which her parents conspired to fraudulently obtain her college admission – on Jada Pinkett Smith’s “Red Table Talk” program on December 8, calling herself the “girl- propaganda of the white privilege “.
“There is no way to justify or excuse what happened because what happened was wrong,” she added.