Olivia Jade reacts to 'Gossip Girl' admissions scandal joke

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Following in the footsteps of the OG Gossip Girl, HBO Max’s reboot of the teen drama takes no prisoners when it comes to pop culture references — but Suki Waterhouse would like to be excluded from this narrative.

Gossip Girl, Constance Billard's resident mean girls Monet () and Luna (Zión Moreno) are in the throws of trying to salvage the image of queen bee Julien Calloway (), who recently broke up with her rich boyfriend and seems to be sabotaging her image on social media. But as any truly talented schemer knows, you always need a backup plan.

here.HBO Max’s “Gossip Girl” stars Jordan Alexander, Eli Brown, Thomas Doherty, Tavi Gevinson, Emily Alyn Lind, Evan Mock, Zion Moreno, Whitney Peak and Savannah Lee Smith, with Todd Almond, Adam Chanler-Berat, Johnathan Fernandez and Jason Gotay.Executive produced by “Gossip Girl” creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, the HBO Max series is based on the bestselling novels by Cecily von Ziegesar and the original show.

There has only been one episode released so far, and the Gossip Girl reboot has already struck a nerve with a certain famous someone!

Olivia Jade, 21, has reacted to a topical scene from new Gossip Girl series, which made light of her mom Lori Loughlin‘s 2019 college admissions scandal. About 40 minutes into the first episode, Constance Billard School for Girls student Monet De Haan, played by Savannah Lee Smith is heard saying, “You as someone who loses is bad for business.” Fellow student Luna La, played by Zión Moreno then replies, “And everything will be fine so long as you win.

She has something to say. During the pilot episode of HBO Max’s Gossip Girl, the characters made a jab at Lori Loughlin’s college admissions scandal and the impact it had on daughter Olivia Jade Giannulli’s career as an influencer. 

Olivia Jade is calling out for its joke about her and Lori Loughlin. The YouTuber took to TikTok over the weekend to react to the jab, which suggested Olivia gained followers amid Lori's time in prison for her role in the college admissions scandal. A scene in the HBO Max revival's premiere episode shows Luna La (Zión Moreno) referencing the two. «Everything will be fine so long as you win.

Gossip Girl reboot took off with an explosive pilot episode that not only introduced fans to the new characters on the show but also consisted of some other references including callbacks to OG characters and some trending topics.

Olivia Jade is clapping back.

A reference for the ages.

Warning: spoilers for the premiere episode of the ahead.Gossip Girl is officially back, which can only mean one thing: lots and lots of opinions. Remember when the original GG used bad reviews as part of their ? Let's just say those involved in developing the 2021 reboot have undoubtedly been preparing to hear a lot—bad and good—from fans and critics.In fact, reboot creator Josh Safran and the cast have already been subject to criticism before the first episode dropped on July 8 on HBO Max.

It wasn’t rare for Serena van der Woodsen, Blair Waldorf and co. to run into A-list stars over six seasons of The CW’s Gossip Girl, but some cameos from the original series were more “blink and you’ll miss it” than others.

Kate Aurthur editorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the premiere of “Gossip Girl,” streaming now on HBO Max.Finally, it can be said: The teachers on “Gossip Girl” are Gossip Girl!Yes, in the new version of the show on HBO Max, the school’s teachers are attempting to take back their power from an entitled student body and their controlling, grade-grubbing parents.

new incarnation on HBO Max. Premiering July 8 and set in the same scandal-filled world of exclusive Manhattan prep schools, the series features an all-new cast of characters.

anticipated update dropped its first episode Thursday, wasting no time answering the biggest question that once lorded over the original series: is Gossip Girl? Instead of keeping alive the mystery behind Manhattan's all-knowing pot-stirrer, the new series revealed that the new class of wealthy elites at Constance Billard are being tormented through a reborn Instagram account by their very own teachers, led by the uncool Kate Keller (played by Tavi Gevinson). The reason behind the teachers'

Warning: This story contains spoilers from HBO Max’s Gossip Girl.

Paging Dorota! HBO Max’s new Gossip Girl series is a continuation of the original CW show, but with a whole new crop of characters. There might, however, be a few familiar faces along the way.

We all know by now that Penn Badgley‘s character Dan Humphrey was revealed to be the person behind Gossip Girl in the original Gossip Girl series, but we just learned a different character was originally going to be the anonymous blogger.