Ariana Madix confirmed she and her ex-boyfriend Tom Sandoval still live together but have people who help them avoid running into each other.
“We have go-betweens,” Madix said on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” Wednesday after the “Vanderpump Rules” Season 10 finale.
Madix explained that one of her best friends and one of Sandoval’s assistants stay in contact so the exes “do not interact on any level.”
The now-former couple bought their $2 million modern farmhouse in Valley Village, Calif., in 2019, and they have continued living there despite breaking up in March after Sandoval had a months-long affair with their co-star Raquel Leviss.
Madix revealed on “WWHL” that she would like to sell the house and get some money for it, but it appears the exes have not made any moves to get started on the process yet.
The Something About Her co-founder spoke out about the affair — which fans have dubbed Scandoval — for the first time Wednesday and dropped several bombshells.
Madix, 37, finally confirmed after much speculation that Sandoval, 39, previously cheated on her years ago during a boys’ trip to Miami.
Prior to Madix’s “WWHL” appearance, Sandoval confided in co-star Scheana Shay that he was unfaithful to his now-ex a third time as well.
“So other than Miami girl, this is the first time you ever cheated on Ariana?” Shay, 38, asked during the explosive finale.
Sandoval admitted, “There was one other time,” later adding that it was not a “random person” but saying he was “not going into it.”
Bravo picked up its cameras again in early March after Scandoval first made headlines and filmed a new finale revolving around the aftermath of the shocking betrayal.
The episode featured an intimate conversation between Leviss, 28, and Sandoval in which they constantly touched each other and even exchanged “I love yous.”
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Despite their initial “deep connection,” Page Six confirmed Wednesday that Sandoval and Leviss have since broken up.
“Raquel dipped out. Sandoval is not the one for her,” a source told us.
However, Madix thinks there is more to the story and claimed Leviss, who is seeking treatment for her mental health, has been sending letters to Sandoval at their shared home.
“I just brought in the mail, saw it, put it on the table and walked away,” she said on “WWHL,” noting that the envelope “was in [Leviss’] handwriting.”
Neither Sandoval nor Leviss has addressed the current status of their relationship.
“Vanderpump Rules” airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.
