The saga between “Summer House” stars West Wilson, Amanda Batula, and Ciara Miller has been a hot topic for quite some time. Now, “Vanderpump Rules” alum Tom Sandoval is sharing if he thinks the new Bravo bad boy would make a good fit on Peacock’s “House of Villains.”
When US Weekly asked about the love triangle, Sandoval first admitted that he had not “been following” it. However, regarding Wilson potentially joining ‘House of Villains,’ the VPR alum said, “It’s like any other show. If somebody on a reality show is going to be able to hold their own — just like on ‘Traitors’ — they seem to do better.”
He added, “You would have as good a shot as anybody else.”
Tom Sandoval Speaks About Being a Villain
GettySandoval was one of 11 reality stars to be cast for “House of Villains” season three, which recently moved to Peacock from VH1. The show is hosted by actor and comedian Joel McHale. This came after the “Vanderpump Rules” alum competed on the third season of “The Traitors” and “America’s Got Talent.”
Regarding his life today, Sandoval says he’s moved on from his days as a villain. He told US Weekly, “I have mentally moved on with my life, and I’m focusing on all the positive things. I have some stuff coming up that I’m really excited about — that I can’t talk about — but I can’t help what people think.”
He added, “All I can do is just live my life and move forward.”
The ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Alum Is Excited About ‘The Valley’
GettyPreviously, there were several reports that Sandoval would be joining season three of “The Valley.” However, this didn’t come to be, and instead, Tom Schwartz and Lala Kent joined as full-time cast members.
According to Bravo, he took to social media ahead of the show’s premiere to say that he was “excited about this season of ‘The Valley.'”This led many to assume the VPR alum had secretly filmed for the season.
However, he later clarified, “What I was trying to say is, [Victoria Lee Robinson] and I are both really excited to watch [Tom Schwartz] on this season of The Valley!! Sorry, guys.”
Recently, in March 2026, he spoke to US Weekly about the chances that he may someday appear on the show. Sandoval said, “I’ve gone back and forth about ‘The Valley,’ you know, wanting to be on it, not wanting to be on it.
I would be open to something, but it just depends on where I’m at in my life and, like, what’s happening. Obviously, I’m not fully opposed to doing that.” He also stated that the production team has approached him about doing a cameo but not about joining the cast.
