Olivia Jade worries that 'cancel culture' will come for her if she speaks out about the college admissions scandal that sent her parents to prison.

'I'm so hesitant to talk about it because of the trauma,' the 22-year-old influencer said on Sunday with the release of the first episode of her new podcast Conversations With Olivia Jade.

Olivia is touching on the subject on her podcast after her parents Lori Loughlin, 57, and Mossimo Gianulli, 58, admitted to paying $500,000 to help get their daughters into college under false pretenses, which led to short prison stints for both.

Cancel culture: Olivia Jade complained Sunday on the debut episode of her podcast Conversations With Olivia Jade that she felt as if she was 'walking on eggshells' over fears of being 'canceled again' for the college admissions scandal; seen in 2019 in Beverly Hills.

Hillary Goldsher, Olivia said she fears being 'canceled again' over the scandal, which she claims left her with 'trauma.'.

Busted: Olivia's parents Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Gianulli both went to prison for paying $500,000 to bribe her way into USC as a fake rowing team member; seen in 2015 in LA.

Moving on: The influencer stressed she wasn't 'trying to victimize' herself, and she said she was a 'different person' in the wake of the scandal; seen October 25 with Val Chmerkovskiy on Dancing With The Stars

Elements of the charging documents against Olivia's parents also suggested she may have known about her parents' deceptions as they tried to get her into college

More than 50 people were eventually charged as part of the college admissions scandal investigation, which found that more than 30 people had paid over $25 million to Singer to inflate their children's exam scores and to bribe college admissions officials. 

Curious: Olivia was never charged, but her father alludes to a potential meeting with her and those involved in the scandal, and her mother CC'd her on an incriminating email listed in the charging documents; seen in 2019 in Boston