When asked how she feels with both parents in prison, she replied, "It's been hard." She went on to say, however, she believes it is the first step toward getting past what happened, and that serving their time is "necessary for us to move on or move forward."
She was then asked if she and her parents ever discusses what had happened, and she said yes, explaining, "We definitely did ... I think what hasn't been super public is that there is no justifying or excusing what happened. What happened was wrong," Olivia Jade admitted. She went on to say, "What's important is to learn form the mistake ." She then plead her own case, saying that she herself is learning from the mistake and therefore doesn't believe she should be "shamed and punished." She said that as a young person of 21, "I feel I deserve a second chance."
When asked if she had spoken to either of her parents since they began serving their sentences, Olivia Jade admitted she hasn't, saying, "I haven't spoken to either of them. There is a quarantine phase due to COVID, so I think that may be why." She went on to say that not speaking to her mother was particularly difficult for her. "It's been really hard not to talk to her but I now she's strong and I know it's a good reflection period ... she gets to rethink everything that happened," she said.
