Victoria Lee Robinson and Father Spotted at Tom Sandoval’s Home Following Court Order
LOS ANGELES, CA — Just one day after a judge reportedly ordered her to vacate the premises, model Victoria Lee Robinson and her father, Will Robinson, were spotted returning to the Valley Village home of Vanderpump Rules star Tom Sandoval on Friday. The sighting has fueled intense speculation regarding the status of the highly contested property, which remains at the center of a bitter legal dispute between Sandoval and his former partner, Ariana Madix.
According to eyewitness reports, Victoria and her father arrived at the modern farmhouse-style residence in the afternoon. While it remains unconfirmed whether the pair were there to permanently pack up their belongings, onlookers noted a somber tone as they entered the property. The visit follows a crucial court hearing on Thursday, where a judge reportedly ruled that Robinson and any other unauthorized occupants must vacate the co-owned residence.
The Battle Over the Valley Village Property
The home, which Sandoval and Madix purchased together for upwards of $2 million in 2019, has been a central point of contention since the couple’s explosive split in early 2023. Following the fallout of "Scandoval," Madix filed a partition lawsuit to force a sale of the home so both parties could split the equity. Sandoval, conversely, fought to block the forced sale, expressing a desire to buy out Madix’s share—a proposal Madix’s legal team rejected, citing disagreements over the property’s valuation and outstanding mortgage contributions.
- Property Type: Modern Farmhouse (Valley Village, CA)
- Co-Owners: Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix
- Current Legal Status: Pending partition lawsuit and court-mandated occupancy restrictions
The living situation became increasingly complicated over the past year. While Madix eventually moved out and purchased her own home in the Hollywood Hills, Sandoval remained in the residence and reportedly permitted Victoria Lee Robinson to move in. Legal experts suggest that allowing third-party occupants into a disputed property during an ongoing partition lawsuit can complicate proceedings, which likely prompted the recent judicial intervention.
Looking Ahead
As the legal proceedings grind on, the removal of Robinson from the property marks another significant shift in the resolution of Sandoval and Madix's shared assets. Representatives for Sandoval and Madix have not yet released official statements regarding Friday's developments. However, sources close to the situation suggest that the court’s latest ruling is a step toward preparing the home for an impending sale, bringing a protracted chapter of the former reality TV couple's lives closer to a final resolution.