Lori Loughlin barely looks mature enough to be one of the parents on the new 90210 but the former “Full House” star tells she has three children — one of whom is 16 — so she is absolutely in the ballpark when it comes to age. How does she keep her great figure?
“I have gone back to my favorite program ever, which is Pilates,” she says, “and then, of course, I love yoga. I have been forcing myself to get on the treadmill. I know it is important to do cardio. I hate it, but I am trying!”
Lori also said that “90210” isn’t a remake of the old show, rather only the premise is the same: a brother and a sister, along with their parents, have moved from out of state — Kansas — and are now going to attend West Beverly High.
She also added that for fans of the original show, there will be some references to the old group. which is something we already know.
“Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah are great writers, very clever,” she says. “They have some really interesting — especially with Jennie’s character — they have some great tidbits that they are going to dangle for the audience. I think the younger, newer audience that is watching for the new kids will be really satisfied. And I think the older viewers who are familiar with the original will be intrigued to see what is going to happen. A little bit of crumbs here and there to keep people interested in what has happened to these characters since the original ‘90210‘ ended.”