Lori Loughlin's daughter Olivia Jade flips off the media on Instagram

Olivia Jade is making her feelings abundantly clear.

The daughter of Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, both of whom are still caught up in the college admissions scandal, took to Instagram over the weekend to slam the media, calling out specific news outlets in the caption of a photo of herself giving two middle fingers to the camera.

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Jade, 19, wears a vintage Snoop Dogg tee, black shorts and booties as she poses against a wall with a smirk on her face as she shows both of her middle fingers in the sunlit snap.

"@dailymail @starmagazine @people @perezhilton @everyothermediaoutlet," she captioned the photo. "#close #source #says"

The post marks just the second time Jade has posted on Instagram since the college admissions scandal changed her family forever back in March. Her parents were accused of spending $500,000 to bribe Jade and her older sister, Bella, into the University of Southern California, falsely claiming that they were recruited for the women's crew team. Her only other post was on July 29 to honor Loughlin's birthday.

Her callout of specific media outlets and use of "close source says" hashtags allude to the countless media reports that have surfaced in the months since her parents' arrests, many of which claimed that she blamed her parents for the scandal and the subsequent loss of seemingly all of her brand sponsorships. The YouTube star even moved out of her family's home at one point, according to said reports.

Just last week, Entertainment Tonight (which didn't specifically get called out by Jade) reported that she still holds some "resentment" towards her mother.

"Therapy has helped to bring the family together during some really rough times. Olivia and her mother have been communicating and things have improved. Lori has apologized many times to her girls and has told them that she only wants the best for them," a source told ET. "Olivia has forgiven her but she still carries some resentment because she realizes that this scandal has marked her and will never entirely go away."

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"The girls are definitely scared for their mother and father," the insider added. "Until the court date has passed, they are just trying to get through the summer."

Olivia and her sister reportedly have "no plans to return to USC," with a source telling the outlet that "she never wanted to attend USC to begin with, and now she is sure that USC isn't the place for her."

"Right now, her goal is to rebuild her brand and her business," the source concluded.

Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, who have publicly maintained their innocence in connection with the massive college admissions scheme, are facing upwards of 40 years behind bars if they're convicted.