Vanderpump Rules’ Tom Sandoval Responds to Ariana's Shared House Sale Request Amid Escalating Feud

Tom Sandoval from Vanderpump Rules criticizes his ex, Ariana Madix, for her legal request to sell their shared home, despite his previous desire for the same outcome. Following the Scandoval drama, Tom and Ariana continued living together in the house they bought together, each feeling entitled to remain. Since last March, when it was revealed that Tom cheated on Ariana with their friend Raquel Leviss, the ex-couple has been exchanging insults. Their shared home has been a prominent topic throughout season 11 of Vanderpump Rules.

Ariana, who has been requesting a legal settlement from Tom regarding their shared home for months, has filed a motion to expedite the sale of their Los Angeles property, with both owners sharing the proceeds equally. People reported that Tom argued Ariana has not provided sufficient evidence to support her claim or to minimize any damages she may have suffered. Tom contends that Ariana is bringing a personal issue to court, a situation he had hoped to avoid. He has publicly stated that he has been covering the majority of the expenses for the upkeep of their home on his own.

Tom Sandoval Claims Ariana Isn’t Acting In “Good Faith”

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Tom's credibility may be questionable to Vanderpump Rules season 11 viewers, but he is clearly unhappy with Ariana's portrayal of him in court. He alleges that Ariana filed the lawsuit against him without acting reasonably or in good faith. Tom believes that Ariana is crossing a line by involving their personal lives in legal matters, especially since she has claimed to have sought legal advice on selling their house. His primary concern seems to be the division of proceeds from the sale, with him disagreeing with the idea of splitting them evenly.

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Tom and Ariana's legal battle is expected to remain low-key, as court proceedings are typically confidential. Vanderpump Rules has been updating viewers on the situation between the former couple. Following the fallout, Tom and Ariana have been living together but communicating through Tom's assistant. The show has been delving into the shifting dynamics within their friend group, with most friends supporting Ariana. Both perspectives are being presented on the show, acknowledging that viewers are leaning towards siding with Ariana.

The ongoing legal battle between Tom and Ariana will unfold in real-time on Vanderpump Rules season 11. While Ariana has been stepping out of her comfort zone with endeavors like Dancing With The Stars and Broadway's Chicago, Tom has been focused on selling their shared home. Although neither of them likely wanted the situation to end up in court, the prolonged process and mounting frustration have pushed them to move away from the drama associated with the Vanderpump Rules style.

Vanderpump Rules season 11 airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. EST on Bravo, then streams the following day on Peacock.

Source: People, Ariana Madix/Instagram

Editor's P/S:

The legal battle between Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix over their shared home highlights the complexities of relationship dissolution. Tom's criticism of Ariana's legal request, despite his previous desire for a similar outcome, exposes the resentment and hurt that can linger after a breakup. His allegations of Ariana's lack of good faith and his concerns about the equitable distribution of proceeds suggest a deep-seated belief that he is being unfairly treated.

The ongoing legal proceedings and the portrayal of the situation on Vanderpump Rules serve as a cautionary tale about the importance of open communication and mutual respect in relationships. The involvement of personal issues in court matters can exacerbate tensions and make it difficult for both parties to move forward. As the legal battle unfolds, it remains to be seen whether Tom and Ariana will be able to resolve their differences amicably or if their relationship will be irrevocably damaged by the legal process.