Tom Sandoval has spoken out against Peter Madrigal and Dayna Kathan for claiming that Raquel Leviss was not in a mental health facility, which Sandoval confirmed she was. Leviss sought treatment after her cheating scandal with Sandoval, which caused him to break up with Ariana Madix. Leviss’ costars’ spreading of misinformation and rumors was criticized by an insider, who said it could make it harder for people struggling with mental health to seek help.
Tom Sandoval slams Peter Madrigal and Dayna Kathan for claiming that Raquel Leviss was at a spa instead of a mental health facility, confirming that she is doing great after seeking treatment for her mental health.
Tom Sandoval, co-owner of TomTom, slammed rumors surrounding Raquel Leviss’ stay at a mental health facility. In an interview with TMZ on April 25, Sandoval expressed his annoyance at insinuations and claimed that Leviss was in a mental facility. Despite the fact that she had checked herself into a facility earlier this month after the cheating scandal with Sandoval, Peter Madrigal and Dayna Kathan claimed that Leviss was in a “spa” instead.
Sandoval publicly defended Leviss and called out Madrigal and Kathan’s false claims, stating that they “have absolutely no idea what’s going on.” He acknowledged that Leviss was “doing great” after seeking treatment for her mental health. Leviss had already issued a public apology to Ariana Madix, Sandoval’s girlfriend at the time, and acknowledged her actions, stating her regret in hurting Madix.
A representative for Leviss confirmed to Us on April 14 that Raquel was in rehab, not seeking help for substance abuse issues. Leviss’s family had decided that she would enter a voluntary facility for mental health counseling. However, Madrigal and Kathan continued to spread false information, claiming that Raquel was not in a mental health facility but at a “spa resort.”
According to an insider, Leviss is not at a spa resort, and spreading misinformation and rumors is harmful to those struggling with their mental health. The situation could make it harder for people to seek help. Finally, the article suggests that if anyone is struggling with mental health, they should reach out to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline.
