Reality television personality Tom Sandoval has not secretly married his girlfriend, despite swirling speculation that began at a recent fan convention. A representative confirmed to Us Weekly that the Vanderpump Rules star, 43, and model Victoria Lee Robinson, 33, are not wed.
How the False Wedding Rumours Began
The speculation ignited earlier this month after an attendee at BravoCon 2025 in November claimed Sandoval was wearing a ring on his left hand. A TikTok user, tiffy.gail, shared a photo with the star and reported that when she asked about the jewellery, Sandoval told her and a friend he was a 'legal married man.'
However, the publication has since definitively shut down these claims, confirming that no wedding took place. Sandoval and Robinson have been in a relationship since February 2024, going public in January of that year.
Sandoval's Relationship Update and Future Plans
While not married, the couple is taking significant steps forward. Speaking to The Daily Dish at BravoCon last month, Sandoval revealed they are on the cusp of moving in together. 'I think we found a place together,' he stated, though he clarified the lease was not yet finalised.
He also gushed about their dynamic, highlighting the benefits of being with someone not fully immersed in the reality TV world. 'Being with somebody who's not fully engrossed in reality TV... somebody who can take you at face value, that’s been so great,' he shared.
The pair have holiday plans to visit Robinson's family and travel to the Smoky Mountains and St. Louis. Sandoval, whose band Tom Sandoval and the Most Extras has been touring, has also posted affectionate messages to Robinson, calling her 'Behbay' and telling audiences at shows to 'say hi to Victoria.'
The Shadow of Scandoval and Legal Battles
This relationship news arrives nearly two years after the eruption of 'Scandoval', the controversy that made Sandoval a public pariah. In March 2023, it was revealed he had cheated on his long-term girlfriend, Ariana Madix, with their co-star Raquel Leviss.
The fallout was severe:
- Leviss faced intense backlash, quit Vanderpump Rules, and entered a mental health facility.
- In February 2024, Leviss sued both Sandoval and Madix for 'revenge porn, eavesdropping and invasion of privacy,' alleging Sandoval recorded explicit footage without consent. This legal battle remains ongoing.
- Madix accused Sandoval of secretly recording their private communications.
Professionally, Sandoval's time on Vanderpump Rules has concluded. Bravo announced a complete cast reboot in November 2024, meaning he will not return to the series that made him famous.
