Lori Loughlin Left Feeling 'Betrayed' Amid Split From Mossimo Giannulli: 'It's Not A Happy Situation For Her'

Lori Loughlin reportedly feels "betrayed" by her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, and has no intention of reconciling with him amid their separation.

Sources explained that a possible reconciliation between them looks "unlikely," as the fashion designer sparked rumors he has moved on and could be dating again.

A clause from their original prenup agreement indicates that Lori Loughlin could leave the marriage with nothing from Mossimo Giannulli.

There may be no going back for Loughlin in her split from Giannulli. The "Full House" alum, who has been married to the fashion designer for 28 years, announced their separation in a statement through her rep Elizabeth Much, saying they were "living apart and taking a break from their marriage."

Although Much noted in her statement that "no legal proceedings" are underway, the estranged couple seems to be in different places, thereby making a reconciliation highly improbable.

An insider told People Magazine that the tough past few years have driven a wedge between them and "put a strain on his marriage."

The source added that "things have never been the same" after the estranged couple "weathered the college admission fallout and the prison sentences together," with another insider sharing that she "feels betrayed."

"It's not a happy situation for her," they continued. "They're in very different places right now, and it's unlikely that they'll find their way back together."

Loughlin and Giannulli were the most high-profile couple embroiled in the 2019 "Varsity Blues" college admissions scandal, in which the feds accused them of paying $500,000 to college admission fixer Rick Singer.

They paid the bribe to secure their daughter, Olivia Jade's, admission to the University of Southern California's rowing team despite previously not having any experience in the sport.

The estranged couple both served time in federal prison after pleading guilty to committing wire and mail fraud. Loughlin was made to serve 2 months, while Giannulli served 5 months.

It appears they couldn't get back from the scandal and its legal consequences, as a source told the Daily Mail the embarrassment "killed" their marriage and drove their family apart.

"Their marriage was very strong before the sh-t hit the fan with the college admissions scandal. That totally derailed it. His sales suffered. She lost Hallmark. They blamed each other, but he blamed her more," the source said.

Loughlin and Gianulli share two adult daughters, Bella Rose and Olivia Jade, but the 62-year-old designer is also the father of a son, Gianni, whom he shares with a former partner.

Speaking about how the girls are handling their split, a source told People that they're being gracious and understanding with their parents and have chosen not to take sides.

"There's no drama or resentment. They've seen how hard their mom and dad have tried over the years, and they're focused on keeping things peaceful and staying close as a family," the insider shared.

The source said that 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. At the end of the day, they just want everyone to be okay," they added.

Meanwhile, Gianulli has sparked rumors he may have moved on as a source predicted that the fashion icon would be dating again "soon."

A source told the Daily Mail that the former couple has been living "separate lives for a long time" after the college scandal affected their relationship. Now, Gianulli is suspected to already be on the lookout for another partner.

"I don't know if he has someone else, or if she does. He's certainly not talking about that to his friends if there's someone on the side," the source noted. "But I bet he finds another woman soon if he doesn't already have one. That just seems pretty much like what he'd do."

Gianulli recently set tongues wagging when he was spotted hanging out with stylist Hannah Harrison, but she quickly dispelled the rumors, saying it's just business.

Recently, Loughlin's "Full House" co-star, John Stamos, came to her defense, slamming her estranged husband while branding her a "saint."

During an appearance on the "Good Guys" podcast on Monday, October 20, the actor discussed his decades-long friendship with Loughlin and expressed his feelings of heartbreak following news of her split from Giannulli.

"He's a terrible narcissist," Stamos stated, adding that Loughlin "put up with a lot over the years [with] this guy."

The actor continued, "I really tried to be there for her during this time and also with the college scandal. … I'm not going to debate whether she had much to do with it or not. I know she didn't."