Bikini-clad Olivia Jade looks just like controversial mum Lori Loughlin during Miami holiday
Lori Loughlin's 25-year-old daughter looked just like the Full House star while soaking up the sun in Miami Beach on Wednesday.
The influencer was photographed sporting a printed blue bikini while strolling in the shallows.
She accessorised the swimsuit with a gold necklace and bracelet, leaving her brunette locks down in loose waves.
Giannulli, who was the spitting image of her actress mum, ended her beach day by covering up her bathing suit with a white sundress.
She completed her look with a Nike baseball cap and black sandals.
The Dancing With the Stars star ditched her black sunglasses and rocked the same swimwear in a selfie shared via Instagram Stories that same day.
She documented the 'beautiful' Florida day with an Instagram slideshow Wednesday.
In the outdoor snaps, Giannulli posed in a blue halter-style bathing suit top, white sweatpants and a pair of bright sneakers.
Her boyfriend, Jacob Elordi, did not appear to be present for the sunny getaway.
The couple have been romantically linked on and off since late 2021, with the duo briefly splitting the following year but reconciling by 2023.
While the actor, 27, and Giannulli have yet to publicly comment on their romance, the Euphoria star and the YouTuber have been caught on camera cuddling up on multiple occasions.
Olivia Jade is Loughlin and husband Mossimo Giannulli's younger child, with the couple also sharing 26-year-old daughter Isabella Rose.
Both were involved in the 2019 college admissions scandal that got the Fuller House star jail time and a hefty fine, which Olivia Jade addressed on a Red Table Talk interview in 2020.
She apologised for her 'insane privilege' in the controversial interview, eventually returning to YouTube vlogging in 2021 after a year-long hiatus.
'I really found a drive and a work ethic that I think I've had since I was young, but maybe I haven't been able to execute in the last few years,' she later told Page Six while competing on Season 30 of Dancing With the Stars with Val Chmerkovskiy.
'Hard work really does pay off … when you really give something your all and that joy you genuinely feel from doing so, there's nothing really like it. It's so rewarding.'
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