The Valley Village home, once a symbol of Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix’s relationship, is officially on the market following the tumultuous “Scandoval” affair. This listing marks the end of a tense period of cohabitation for the former couple, who dealt with shared living arrangements for over a year after their highly publicized split.
On a recent episode of his podcast, Sandoval confirmed the sale, coinciding with news that he and his new partner, Victoria Robinson, plan to move in together. This decision brings a sense of closure to a chapter marked by strained communication and logistical challenges, as Sandoval and Madix relied on a shared assistant to manage interactions within their home.
For Madix, the sale represents a significant step toward financial independence and emotional healing. She previously expressed her desire to recoup her investment in the property, enabling her to move forward and create a new space for herself, her dog, and her cat. Financial constraints and responsibilities for her pets had prevented her from relocating sooner. Sandoval’s earlier attempts to buy out Madix were unsuccessful, with disagreements over the property’s valuation ultimately stalling the process.
Proposed plans for Tom Schwartz to move in and contribute rent also failed to materialize, further complicating the situation. Now, with the house officially listed, both parties can finally begin to disentangle their lives and move forward independently.
