For decades, Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli were seen as one of Hollywood’s most unshakable couples. The Full House actress and the fashion mogul married in 1997, raising two daughters and surviving career highs, legal turmoil, and relentless tabloid scrutiny. But now, after 28 years, their marriage has quietly unraveled — and insiders say the breaking point came in the form of a single, devastating text message.
According to sources close to the pair, Loughlin reportedly discovered “incriminating messages” on Mossimo’s phone, suggesting inappropriate contact with another woman. “It wasn’t just the message itself,” a friend explained. “It was what it symbolized — a complete collapse of trust after everything they’d already endured.”
The revelation comes years after their high-profile involvement in the 2019 college-admissions scandal, which saw both serve prison sentences for their role in falsifying their daughters’ university applications. Many assumed the ordeal had forged an unbreakable bond. Instead, the quiet tension that followed may have only deepened the cracks that had long been forming.
Loughlin, insiders claim, has “had enough of rebuilding.” Though neither party has commented publicly, her social-media activity hints at change: more solo photos, motivational quotes, and family-focused posts that no longer include Mossimo.
For Hollywood watchers, the story feels almost poetic — two people who survived public humiliation only to be undone by something as ordinary as a text. It’s a reminder that celebrity marriages, no matter how glamorous, are rarely as perfect as they appear.
As one source put it, “They went through fire together — but sometimes what survives the flames still turns to ash.”
