Tom Sandoval 'laughs' about cheating on Ariana Madix
Tom Sandoval's joke about Ariana Madix was not taken lightly by the internet
Tom Sandoval seems to think that his cheating on ex-Ariana Madix is a laughing affair, as he cracked a joke about the same on stage at a recent concert.
According to reports, Sandoval, whose affair with Vanderpump Rules costar Raquel Leviss was exposed earlier this year, joked about how his long-time partner found out about his unfaithfulness.
“Here’s an original song. Came out the day that my phone infamously fell out of my pocket,” the 39-year-old cheekily said on stage amid his performance in Westbury, NY.
The bar owner's joke was met with a burst of laughter. But, social media users were not amused at Sandoval's remark.
“No remorse…just jokes,” one user commented, while another added, "Oh my god that laugh is evil."
“Just when you think he can’t stoop any lower? He laughs about his actions!” a third chimed in.
"It’s safe to say he is embracing his villain era," one lamented.
Earlier, the Vanderpump Rules scandal affair that rocked the showbiz industry unfolded when Madix found an explicit video of he close pal Leviss on her then-beau Sandoval's phone as he was on stage performing in West Hollywood, Calif., on March 1.
Before the shocking revelation, eyewitnesses confided to Page Six that the 37-year-old was gushing over Sandoval at the concert and even displayed PDA.
Following the 'Scandoval', Madix ended her nearly a decade-long relationship with Sandoval.
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