Tom Sandoval and Girlfriend Victoria Lee Robinson Address Move-in Rumors

The future of Vanderpump Rules might be uncertain, but the future for Tom Sandoval and his girlfriend, Victoria Lee Robinson seems bright. At least, that’s what they’re leading us to believe. The two allegedly plan to move in together as we head into a new year.

The lovebirds started dating at the beginning of 2024, but two lingering items might stifle their cohabitation plans. First of all, Tom’s job security is unclear with the future of VPR still undecided. Plus, he’s still entangled in a battle with Ariana Madix over their shared home. All of that baggage might make moving a little tricky, but they’re optimistic about their future.

A new chapter for Tom Sandoval and Victoria Lee Robinson

Victoria and Tom have been dancing around the idea of getting a place over the last few weeks. During a red carpet interview last month, Victoria said they were “about to move in” together. In a new interview with Us Weekly, they expanded on those plans.

“We’re working on it. We’re in the middle of it right now,” Victoria told the outlet.

Meanwhile, Sandoval was a bit more coy about their plans. Surely, that’s not a red flag from the walking red flag himself.

“Yeah, we’re working on it. We don’t want to say too much, but yeah, we’re working on it,” Tom added.

When pressed for details, Tom said we’d have to wait and see what happens next. He’s probably doing the same thing because after he broke up with Ariana, the future of their shared home went into limbo. She wanted to sell it, but Tom wanted to buy her out and keep the property for himself. Their unwillingness to compromise meant they shared the same living space for months.

Last month, Tom shared on his podcast that the house was finally “going on the market,” which means they’re finally going to move forward from that house of horrors. Once that’s taken care of, he’ll have a clean slate to start his new life with Victoria. That is, unless Vanderpump Rules gets canceled and he loses a big chunk of income.