After more than a decade, Tom Sandoval is bidding farewell to the cultural phenomenon that is Vanderpump Rules, along with the rest of his co-stars. The reality TV star said he’s “filled with gratitude” for his 11 seasons on the Bravo series after the network renewed the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills spin-off for Season

The “Vanderpump Rules” star said it was “hard to put into words” what he was feeling because “so much has happened over the years.”

Tom Sandoval has given his public response to the recent Vanderpump Rules cast shakeup. In a lengthy and emotional Instagram post, Sandoval, 42, responded to the Tuesday, November 26, announcement that the popular Bravo reality show would return for Season 12 with a brand new cast.

Tom Sandoval finally weighed in on the Vanderpump Rules Season 12 shake-up. On Saturday, November 30, the reality TV star, 42, reflected on the last 12 years of his life on the famous show in a post shared on social media.

Vanderpump Rules stars Tom Schwartz and Tom Sandoval announced they are closing down their Los Angeles lounge Schwartz & Sandy’s after two years. The longtime co-stars both announced the news Monday (Nov. 25). The lounge and bar will close at the end of the year and is currently booking events through the next few weeks.

In an October 2024 episode of his “Everybody Loves Tom” podcast, Sandoval confirmed plans to sell the $2 million home he shares with Madix after fighting to keep it for more than a year. “The house is going on the market,” he said in October. “ [We are] selling the house, getting it ready. Victoria and I are moving in together.”

Vanderpump Rules star Tom Sandoval has confessed he is "working on new shows" in the wake of Bravo publicly bringing in a new cast for the upcoming season 12. Tom teased the suggestion of another TV program but held back on providing more information.

The barman turned reality star feels that reality stars deserves more pay for the huge audience figures they draw for TV networks and production companies