Lori Loughlin Stuns in Plunging Gown Post-Split

'It's obviously been tough, but Olivia and Bella aren't taking sides. They both love their parents and just want them to be happy.' 

The insider added that there is 'no resentment' and their daughters are 'focused on keeping things peaceful and staying close as a family.' 

Back in January, it was reported that Loughlin was

'Lori is still extremely angry with him,' a source told People, who then added that they have been living 'separate lives' since their split. 

Another insider stated that Giannulli 'thinks she's a lovely person and an incredible mom' and 'wants everything resolved quietly.'

Last month, the fashion designer was seen with stylist Hannah Harrison for the third time as they stepped out together in Sherman Oaks. 

The pair were first spotted in October of last year followed by a second meeting the following month at West Hollywood nightclub Zouk LA.  

However, after Giannulli and Harrison were first seen together, the stylist told Us Weekly that they were only 'good friends.'

She further explained that they met up at a store so she could pull clothes for his brand. 

'We were not there together [and] we are not dating. We are good friends. He was just meeting me at the store.' 

Harrison added that both she and Giannulli had arrived and left the location separately. 

Two months after their separation came to light, the actress was  

The pair grabbed a bite to eat for lunch and representatives later told the Daily Mail that the man was 'an executive at Starz.' 

The estranged couple were also previously involved in the infamous college admissions scandal.  

Back in 2019, both Loughlin and Giannulli were arrested after they allegedly paid $500,000 to give their daughters entry into USC as recruits for the crew team, although the two had never played the sport.

Loughlin notably spent two months in prison while Giannulli was sentenced to five months.

The star was also fined $150,000 and ordered to complete 100 hours of community service while the fashion designer was fined a larger amount of $250,000 and ordered to complete 250 hours of community service.