Olivia Jade didn’t understand the big deal
Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images
In 2020, Olivia Jade Giannulli made her big return to social media after months of silence with a short YouTube video plainly titled “hi again” that didn’t address much aside from saying that she can’t address anything. The influencer makes a point to avoid the onslaught of hate comments and questions she receives regarding the topic; however, she did address it candidly once. Still, this has people wondering whether Olivia Jade is afraid of being canceled again.
Jada Pinkett Smith’s “Red Table Talk” has now grown infamous for addressing scandals with an exclusive insight. For example, it provided the only exclusive look at Jordyn Woods’ side of the story behind her affair with Tristan Thompson, per Facebook. This is why it came as no surprise when Olivia Jade joined Pinkett Smith in an interview to discuss her role in the college admissions scandal. In the interview, Olivia Jade acknowledged herself being the “poster child for white privilege” and explained how “ashamed” she was, per Facebook. As for whether she was aware of her parents’ actions or not, everyone has their theories. An insider source shared with Us Weekly that Olivia Jade “fully knew what her parents did to get her into USC, but didn’t think there was anything wrong with it.” On “Red Table Talk,” Olivia Jade vehemently denied this and claimed that she was “not fully aware of what was going on.” However, she did confess that when she found out, she did not see it as a big deal, and rather didn’t understand why people were so upset.
Here’s What Olivia Jade Giannulli Studied At School
Isaac Brekken/Getty Images
By Noha Abuhadra/April 1, 2022 12:43 pm EST
Not only did Olivia Jade’s entire brand collapse after the scandal, with her disappearing off of social media for months, but her career as an influencer suffered as well, with brands dropping her left, right, and center, per Variety. While everyone got roped up in the drama as it unfolded, and as her parents served jail time, not much was said for what Olivia Jade was actually studying at school.
Olivia Jade’s major makes perfect sense
Kathy Hutchins/Shutterstock
In 2018, Olivia Jade joined USC as a communications major, per The Tab. This specialty made perfect sense considering all of the experience that she had as an influencer dealing with PR and brand partnerships, as well as being a brand ambassador for many brands. You then can’t help but wonder if Olivia Jade really needed to pay her way in. Surely, her expertise in the subject matter could have built a great resumé.
Olivia Jade didn’t understand the big deal
Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images
In 2020, Olivia Jade Giannulli made her big return to social media after months of silence with a short YouTube video plainly titled “hi again” that didn’t address much aside from saying that she can’t address anything. The influencer makes a point to avoid the onslaught of hate comments and questions she receives regarding the topic; however, she did address it candidly once. Still, this has people wondering whether Olivia Jade is afraid of being canceled again.
Jada Pinkett Smith’s “Red Table Talk” has now grown infamous for addressing scandals with an exclusive insight. For example, it provided the only exclusive look at Jordyn Woods’ side of the story behind her affair with Tristan Thompson, per Facebook. This is why it came as no surprise when Olivia Jade joined Pinkett Smith in an interview to discuss her role in the college admissions scandal. In the interview, Olivia Jade acknowledged herself being the “poster child for white privilege” and explained how “ashamed” she was, per Facebook. As for whether she was aware of her parents’ actions or not, everyone has their theories. An insider source shared with Us Weekly that Olivia Jade “fully knew what her parents did to get her into USC, but didn’t think there was anything wrong with it.” On “Red Table Talk,” Olivia Jade vehemently denied this and claimed that she was “not fully aware of what was going on.” However, she did confess that when she found out, she did not see it as a big deal, and rather didn’t understand why people were so upset.
Jada Pinkett Smith’s “Red Table Talk” has now grown infamous for addressing scandals with an exclusive insight. For example, it provided the only exclusive look at Jordyn Woods’ side of the story behind her affair with Tristan Thompson, per Facebook. This is why it came as no surprise when Olivia Jade joined Pinkett Smith in an interview to discuss her role in the college admissions scandal. In the interview, Olivia Jade acknowledged herself being the “poster child for white privilege” and explained how “ashamed” she was, per Facebook.
As for whether she was aware of her parents’ actions or not, everyone has their theories. An insider source shared with Us Weekly that Olivia Jade “fully knew what her parents did to get her into USC, but didn’t think there was anything wrong with it.” On “Red Table Talk,” Olivia Jade vehemently denied this and claimed that she was “not fully aware of what was going on.” However, she did confess that when she found out, she did not see it as a big deal, and rather didn’t understand why people were so upset.
