Tom Sandoval is not starring on the upcoming third season of Bravo’s “The Valley,” but if the opportunity arose, he wouldn’t be opposed to it. In a recent interview with Us Weekly, to promote “House of Villains” season 3, Sandoval shared his thoughts on the “Vanderpump Rules” spinoff, which will see more of his former co-stars joining, including Lala Kent and Tom Schwartz, when the new season airs April 1.
Tom Sandoval Shares He’s Gone ‘Back & Forth’ on Appearing on ‘The Valley’
Would Bravo viewers like to see Tom Sandoval on “The Valley?” Speaking to Us Weekly on March 4, the reality star shared that he might be open to joining depending on where he is in life.
“I’ve gone back and forth about ‘The Valley,’ you know, wanting to be on it, ” he began. “I would be open to something, but it just depends on where I’m at in my life and, like, what’s happening. Obviously, I’m not fully opposed to doing that.”
The reality star also shared that he’d have to have a serious conversation with his girlfriend of two years, Victoria Lee Robinson, if she would be okay sharing their lives on TV. “She goes back and forth about it, It can be overwhelming. I mean, you know, she sees how polarizing and how intense the fans can be.”
In fact, Sandoval admitted that he was approached to do “a quick little cameo on there [like a] pop in,” but has yet to be asked to join full-time or even as a friend of the cast.
While Sandoval won’t be a part of the upcoming third season, former VPR stars Lala Kent and Tom Schwartz will return as full-time cast members, hanging out alongside Brittany Cartwright and Kristen Doute.
Sandoval Would Love to See His ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Cast Reunite
In his interview with Us Weekly, Sandoval admitted that he’s now fully “moved on” from “Vanderpump Rules.” The last time viewers saw Sandoval with his VPR cast together was in 2024 during season 11. During that season, Sandoval was trying to rebuild his friendships following his affair with co-star Raquel Leviss, which ended his nearly 10-year relationship with Ariana Madix.
Because of the cast division, the show was totally rebooted for season 12, featuring a whole new cast that actually work at Lisa Vanderpump’s SUR restaurant.
However, Sandoval shared that he could see his VPR cast reuniting in some way. “I wish they would have continued on our story,” he shared. “Obviously, I feel like we definitely had and have more to tell and more for people to see.”
He added, “Maybe they’ll bring us back, all back together again. I mean, I don’t see why it wouldn’t [happen].”
For now, fans can see Sandoval on season 3 of “House of Villains” on Peacock. Meanwhile, “The Valley” season 3 premieres on Wednesday, April 1, at 8 p.m. on Bravo.
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Tom Sandoval Reveals Where He Stands on Appearing on ‘The Valley’