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Fan Creates Tagline Mocking Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin

Bettina Dizon
Mar 22, 2019
01:25 P.M.

Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, of "Real Housewives", were given taglines for their recent college admissions bribery scandal - and they were hilarious! The fan-made taglines got Andy Cohen laughing too.

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A "Real Housewives" fan recently made creative taglines for Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, after their arrest over their involvement in a college scandal. The fan with the Instagram handle “The Bravo Boy”

a replica of the show’s introduction, with the taglines:

“The only thing I’m desperate for is a top notch education”

below Felicity, and,

“My house is full, and so is my jail cell”

below Lori.

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What made it even more humorous are the puns embedded on each tagline - Felicity’s role in "Desperate Housewives", and Lori’s role in "Full House".

The fan captioned the hilarious post:

“TAGLINES REVEALED! #auntbecky”

The post gained many likes and comments, including the shows executive producer, Andy Cohen. He too probably found humor in the taglines and commented:

“Omg.”

The story behind the witty post is the recent arrest of both actresses’ due to their involvement in a big bribery college scam, that had over 50 other people engaged.

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Felicity, 56, and her husband, William H. Macy, were alleged to have made a charitable donation of $15,000 for their eldest daughter, Sofia Grace Macy, to garner additional time while taking the SAT’s. Additionally, the proctor was said to have changed the 18-year-old’s incorrect answers to increase her score.

Lori, 54, and her husband Mossimo Giannuli, 55, were charged for bribing coaches a total of $500,000 to get their two daughters, Isabella, and Olivia Jade, in the universities crew team. The two girls, however, have not competed in rowing or have been involved with athletics.

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The charges made against the two "Real Housewives" actresses may pose serious threats to their career, given that they are to merit time in jail.

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