Lori Loughlin Net Worth

What is Lori Loughlin's Net Worth?

Lori Loughlin is an American actress, model, convicted felon, and producer who has a net worth of $80 million. That is a combined net worth with her fashion designer/co-conspirator husband, Mossimo Giannulli. In October 2025, the couple announced they were living apart and taking a break from their marriage.

Lori Loughlin's first major acting role was on the ABC soap opera "The Edge of Night." Her breakout came in 1988 with the ABC sitcom "Full House," where she played the endearing character of Rebecca Donaldson Katsopolis, otherwise known as "Aunt Becky." The show's success propelled Loughlin into mainstream popularity, establishing her as a beloved television star. Loughlin continued to secure notable roles throughout the 1990s, including appearances in the popular teen drama "Beverly Hills, 90210" and the family-oriented sitcom "Hudson Street." In 2004, she co-created, produced, and starred in the WB drama series "Summerland," playing a single mother raising her two teenage daughters.

In 2014, Loughlin joined the cast of the Hallmark Channel's popular drama series "When Calls the Heart," portraying the role of Abigail Stanton, a teacher and community pillar in a frontier town. Her portrayal of Abigail resonated with viewers, further solidifying her position as a cherished television presence.

Loughlin's career took a significant turn in 2019 when she and her husband were charged with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud in connection with the college admissions bribery scandal. The charges stemmed from their involvement in a scheme to secure admission for their daughters to the University of Southern California. Loughlin pleaded guilty and served two months in prison. Her husband served four months. They are both convicted felons.

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Early Life

Lori Anne Loughlin was born on July 28, 1964, in Queens, New York. She was raised in Hauppauge, a suburb on Long Island, where she attended Hauppauge High School and graduated in the early 1980s. From a young age, she expressed an interest in performance and creativity. Encouraged by her parents, she pursued modeling as a child and signed her first professional contract at just 11 years old. This early exposure to the entertainment industry set the stage for a career that would eventually span decades across television, film, and later, producing.

Acting Career

Loughlin's career began in earnest when she was cast as Jody Travis on the ABC soap opera "The Edge of Night" at the age of 15. She appeared on the series from 1980 to 1983, gaining industry experience and recognition that led to further acting opportunities. During the 1980s, she built her résumé with a mix of feature films and television guest appearances before landing the role that would define her career.

In 1988, Loughlin joined the cast of "Full House" as Rebecca Donaldson, affectionately known to fans as Aunt Becky. Originally slated for a short story arc, her chemistry with John Stamos' character Jesse Katsopolis quickly turned her into a series regular. She remained on the show until it ended in 1995, becoming one of the most beloved figures in family sitcom history. Following "Full House," she co-starred with Tony Danza in "Hudson Street," though the show was canceled after a single season.

Throughout the 1990s, Loughlin appeared in television films such as "A Stranger in the Mirror" (1993) and "In the Line of Duty: Blaze of Glory" (1997). In 2004, she co-created and starred in the WB drama "Summerland," which ran for two seasons and showcased her behind-the-scenes skills as a producer. Additional television roles followed, including "In Case of Emergency" (2007) and her recurring role as Debbie Wilson in the CW's "90210" from 2008 to 2011, with a brief return in 2012.

Her relationship with the Hallmark Channel became particularly important during the 2010s. She starred in the film "Meet My Mom" (2010) and became a fixture in the network's lineup with the "Garage Sale Mystery" franchise (2013–2019) and the period drama "When Calls the Heart" (2014–2019). She also appeared in family films such as "Moondance Alexander" (2007) and action thrillers like "Critical Mass" (2000).

Loughlin reprised her role as Aunt Becky in Netflix's revival "Fuller House" (2016–2018) before her career was disrupted by the 2019 college admissions scandal. In the years following her legal troubles, she gradually returned to acting. She appeared in the spinoff "When Hope Calls: A Country Christmas" (2021) and starred in Great American Family films such as "Fall Into Winter" (2023) and "A Christmas Blessing" (2023). She later made guest appearances on "Blue Bloods," "On Call," and even played a satirical version of herself on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," poking fun at her public controversies.

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Personal Life

Loughlin was married to investment banker Michael R. Burns from 1989 until 1996. The following year, she married fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, best known for his namesake clothing line that rose to prominence in the 1990s. Together, they had two daughters, Olivia Jade Giannulli and Isabella Rose Giannulli. Olivia Jade went on to build a career as a YouTube personality and influencer before her career was disrupted by the admissions scandal.

Mossimo's fashion company once carried a paper value of nearly $500 million at its peak, but after overexpansion and a sharp decline in stock price, he sold the brand to Iconix Brand Group. Mossimo clothes became widely available at Target stores, where they remained a fixture for years.

On October 3, 2025, it was revealed that Lori and Mossimo had separated after nearly 28 years of marriage. According to a spokesperson, the pair are "living apart and taking a break from their marriage" but have not filed for legal separation or divorce.

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Lori and Mossimo's Real Estate

From 2015 to 2020, Lori and Mossimo's primary residence was a large walled and gated mansion in Bel Air, California, on the grounds of the Bel Air Country Club. The couple purchased the house for $14 million in 2015 and proceeded to spend millions on upgrades and renovations. At one point, they listed the mansion for sale for an eye-popping $35 million, but they didn't get any takers. They lowered the asking price to $28.7 million but eventually had to settle for $18 million. The buyer was Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen. They sold the home just a few weeks after being forced to resign from the Bel-Air Country Club after several prominent club members complained about allowing convicted felons to remain as members.

They previously lived in a large Beverly Hills mansion, which they sold in 2015 for $18 million. Prior to that, they lived in a different home in Bel Air, which was sold in 2018 (by a different owner) for $40 million. The couple also previously owned a home in Aspen, Colorado, which they sold in July 2015 for $7.6 million.

They previously owned a home in Laguna Beach's exclusive gated community, Emerald Bay. Emerald Bay is considered the Malibu of Orange County. They acquired the property in 1997 for $1.36 million. They first tried to sell the property in 2008 for $12.99 million. A year later, after the real estate market collapsed, they tried to sell for $8.5 million. A year later, they accepted $4.1 million.

In September 2021, Lori and Mossimo paid $13 million for a 9,000-square-foot home in the exclusive La Quinta, California, gated community, the Madison Club.

In August 2020, Lori and Mossimo paid $9.5 million for a newly-constructed 12,000 square-foot home in Hidden Hills, California, set on 1.6 acres. Lori's "Full House" husband/co-star John Stamos lives in the same private community. Lori and Mossimo listed this home for sale in April 2024 for $17.5 million. Here is a video tour:

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Varsity Blues College Admissions Scandal

On March 12, 2019, federal agents raided the couple's Bel Air home as part of the nationwide Operation Varsity Blues investigation. Loughlin and Giannulli were charged with paying $500,000 to secure their daughters' admission to the University of Southern California by falsely presenting them as rowing recruits. Neither Olivia Jade nor Isabella Rose had ever participated in competitive rowing.

The charges included conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud, with potential sentences stretching into decades. Initially, the couple pleaded not guilty, but in May 2020, they reversed course and accepted plea deals. Giannulli was sentenced to five months in prison, and Loughlin served two months. Both also paid hefty fines and completed community service.

The fallout was swift. Hallmark Channel cut ties with Loughlin, halting all projects, and Netflix removed her from the final season of "Fuller House." Advertisers, including Hewlett-Packard, dropped campaigns featuring her and Olivia Jade. Olivia also lost brand partnerships with Sephora, TRESemmé, and Princess Polly.

Despite the controversy, Loughlin has gradually re-emerged in Hollywood, carefully rebuilding her career while acknowledging the personal and professional toll the scandal took on her family.

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