Vanderpump Rules star Ariana Madix was spotted singing karaoke in Scotland following her split from Tom Sandoval amid his affair with Raquel Leviss. Madix has been enjoying her U.K. vacation with friends following the end of her nine-year relationship with Sandoval. The aftermath of the affair is currently playing out on the Bravo reality series.
Ariana Madix was seen singing karaoke in Scotland following her split from Tom Sandoval and his affair with Raquel Leviss.
Vanderpump Rules star Ariana Madix was recently spotted enjoying her UK vacation in Scotland, singing Alanis Morissette’s “Hand in My Pocket” at Edinburgh’s The Banshee Labyrinth. This comes following her breakup with Tom Sandoval, who cheated on her with Raquel Leviss, and their subsequent apology to Madix. The aftermath of the affair is currently being played out on the Bravo reality series, which continued production on season 10 after the illicit relationship made headlines.
Madix has been leaning on her friends in the wake of the breakup and scandal. She jetted off to England alongside Pump Rules co-star Katie Maloney to celebrate their mutual friend’s wedding before heading to Scotland with former Pump Rules personality Janet Elizabeth and her husband. Madix has been single and having fun, as seen when she was spotted making out with new man Daniel Wai at Coachella.
Sandoval, for his part, claimed during an interview on a podcast that he and Leviss were “really good friends” and that they were not pursuing their romance further “right now.” Madix’s ex-boyfriend also said he was happy that she has moved on and is having fun. Madix, who recently coauthored the book Classy AF Cocktails, has been enjoying her freedom and being single for the first time in years.
Madix’s karaoke performance in Scotland came after she sang “I’m With You” by Avril Lavigne alongside Maloney and Leviss on the March 28 Pump Rules episode. The camaraderie between the three women is a sign that Madix is moving on and not letting the affair with Sandoval define her. Madix is proving that everything’s going to be fine, fine, fine, just like the lyrics of the song she sang in Scotland.
