Last week Vanderpump Rules star Ariana Madix life flipped upside down when she found out that her boyfriend Tom Sandoval was having an affair with their best friend Raquel Leviss.
Tom and Ariana had been dating since 2013 and the affair came to light when Ariana found videos from Raquel of doing inappropriate things to herself on his phone.
Raquel has stayed silent since news broke out but now is accusing Tom Sandoval of recording her on FaceTime without her permission citing revenge porn.
According to TMZ, Raquel’s attorney has sent a letter to majority of her Vanderpump Rules cast warning them that that the recording “was done illegally without Raquel’s knowledge or consent.”
Her attorney stated that this was nonconsensual p*rn*graphy “making it a crime to invade someone’s privacy and disseminate such material.”
The attorney says that if the video gets out on social media or is sent to another person – this will be a violation. The attorney representing Raquel advises anyone who has the video to delete it.
The ending of the letter warns that this matter should be taken very seriously.
After news broke out regarding the filing, Vanderpump Rules star Lala Kent confirmed the legal letter was sent to her personal email rather than through her legal counsel.
Ariana Madix recently discovered that her boyfriend Tom Sandoval had been having an affair with their best friend Raquel Leviss. This revelation came to light when Ariana found videos on Tom’s phone showing Raquel engaging in inappropriate activities.
Raquel Leviss is accusing Tom Sandoval of recording her on FaceTime without her consent, which she claims is revenge porn. Her attorney has sent a letter to the majority of the Vanderpump Rules cast, warning them that the recording was done illegally and without Raquel’s knowledge or consent. The attorney states that this is a violation of privacy and dissemination of such material is a crime.
Raquel Leviss’ attorney advises anyone who possesses the video recording to delete it. They emphasize that if the video is shared on social media or sent to another person, it will be considered a violation. The attorney’s letter emphasizes the seriousness of the matter and urges everyone involved to handle it accordingly.
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