Bringing the Receipts: Peter Madrigal Claims Proof of Tom Sandoval’s Affair with Raquel Leviss

Peter Madrigal, the manager of SUR, has made a shocking revelation about Tom Sandoval’s affair with Raquel Leviss. According to Madrigal, he has a text message from Sandoval that proves the affair began in summer 2022, and possibly even earlier than Tom Schwartz claimed.

The revelation was made during a recent episode of Kristen Doute’s “Sex, Love, and What Else Matters” podcast. Madrigal stated that Sandoval, who is a co-owner of the popular bar and restaurant TomTom, sent him a text message in January that made him question when the affair with Leviss began.

Madrigal’s claim adds another layer of drama to the ongoing scandal involving Sandoval and Leviss. The couple has been the subject of rumors and gossip for months, with many speculating that their relationship began while Sandoval was still in a committed relationship with his longtime girlfriend, Ariana Madix.

Sandoval has denied the allegations of infidelity, and Leviss has also spoken out in defense of their relationship. However, Madrigal’s claim may add some weight to the rumors and could potentially cause more trouble for Sandoval and Leviss.

The text message in question has not been released to the public, and it is unclear if Madrigal plans to share it. However, if the message does exist and proves what Madrigal claims, it could be a major bombshell in the ongoing drama surrounding Sandoval and Leviss.

Madrigal’s claim also raises questions about Tom Schwartz’s previous statements about the affair. Schwartz, who is Sandoval’s business partner and friend, claimed in a recent episode of “Vanderpump Rules” that the affair began in January 2023. However, Madrigal’s text message suggests that the affair may have started much earlier than that.

As the scandal continues to unfold, it remains to be seen what impact Madrigal’s claim will have on Sandoval and Leviss. For now, fans of “Vanderpump Rules” and followers of the couple’s relationship will have to wait and see if any more evidence comes to light.

The drama on Vanderpump Rules Season 10 continues to unfold as Madrigal accuses Tom Sandoval of using him as a scapegoat in a romantic entanglement with Raquel Leviss. Madrigal, who had been casually dating Leviss for a brief period, now believes that their dates were a smokescreen to cover up her affair with Sandoval. While Leviss and Madrigal amicably agreed to stop seeing each other during the season, the latest revelations have cast a new light on the situation, leading to an increasing rift among the cast members.

These allegations have not only affected the relationship between Madrigal and Leviss but have also strained the friendships between Sandoval, Ariana Madix, and other cast members. The fallout from Sandoval’s affair with Leviss has sent shockwaves through the tight-knit group, leading to rifts and betrayals that are likely to play out in future episodes. As the season progresses, viewers can expect more confrontations, revelations, and drama as the cast grapples with the fallout of this scandal.

In light of these recent events, Madrigal has expressed relief at having dodged a bullet named “Rachel,” referring to Leviss’ birth name. He also took a few jabs at Leviss during a podcast interview with Doute, where they played games and ranked their Vanderpump Rules costars. In a game of “Marry F–k Kill,” Madrigal chose to “kill Rachel,” signaling his disinterest in ever using the name “Raquel” again.

As Vanderpump Rules Season 10 continues, fans can expect more twists and turns in the storylines, with the drama between Madrigal, Leviss, and Sandoval taking center stage. The impact of this affair on the dynamics within the group is sure to provide ample entertainment for viewers, who will be eagerly awaiting the resolution of these romantic entanglements. In the meantime, Madrigal’s feelings about Leviss seem to have soured, leaving their future interactions fraught with tension and intrigue.

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