In spite of their sensational split over Tom’s undertaking with Raquel Leviss, the ‘Vanderpump Rules’ stars are purportedly as yet sharing their $2M home while they sort out the following move.
Abnormal! Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix are allegedly as yet residing in similar home they purchased together before their hazardous split. The previous Vanderpump Rules couple haven’t carved out opportunity to sort out new game plans after it was uncovered Tom had an unsanctioned romance with their costar Raquel Leviss, per an April 1 report by TMZ. The power’s source added that Tom and Ariana are remaining in the Valley View, CA home when they’re visiting the area, yet have selected to stay in bed separate rooms.
The insider likewise said that Tom and Ariana, who split responsibility for property 50/50, haven’t gotten an opportunity to examine some solution for the 4,453 square feet, 5 bed/5 shower shocker. The exes had been dating for quite a long time when they purportedly bought it in 2019 for $2,075,000.
Presently get this: the report comes after Raquel was seen beyond the Valley View house on Walk 29 while Ariana was out of the nation recording a Lifetime film. The tentatively planned visit showed up opportune for the supposed new couple, as Tom was seen making a beeline for Raquel’s condo on Walk 4 — on one occasion after news broke that they took part in an extramarital entanglements. Indeed, the very best wreck brought to you by Bravo!
Discussing Bravo, Jax Taylor stood in opposition to Raquel’s come by the Valley View home, referring to the move as “evil”. “Kicking a young lady while she’s as of now down in her own f home? This is simply detestable man,” he said in a since-erased tweet, per Us Weekly.
This isn’t the initial time Jax, who left Vanderpump Rules in Dec. 2020 following his own embarrassment, has offered his perspective on the circumstance. “It wasn’t surprising to me. I’ve known Tom Sandoval for a very long time, we grew up together. I simply know his way of life. I know what his identity is, and I’ve said it commonly,” he told PEOPLE on Walk 21. “Nobody needed to trust me.”
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