Tom Sandoval Speaks Out: Restraining Order Drama With Ex-Girlfriend Victoria Lee Robinson” (Alternative options if preferred:) “Vanderpump Rules Star Tom Sandoval Files Abuse Claims Against Ex & Her Father” “Tom Sandoval’s Bitter Breakdown: ‘Nobody Likes You’ Fight With Victoria Lee Robinson

Tom Sandoval is engaged in a legal dispute with former girlfriend Victoria Lee Robinson and her father, J. Will Robinson. On June 27, police monitored the Robinsons as they vacated a shared Los Angeles home following Sandoval’s request for a domestic violence restraining order, according to reports from TMZ and Us Weekly.

Sandoval, 42, told TMZ that Robinson, 33, and her father had been issued an immediate move-out order and a restraining order. Law enforcement sources told the outlet that officers remained on-site to maintain peace between the parties and confirmed that no laws were broken during the removal of items from the residence.

During the encounter, TMZ captured audio of a woman, presumed to be Robinson, telling Sandoval, “I f***ing hate you. Just like all of your ex-girlfriends, nobody likes you.” This comment follows Sandoval’s contentious breakup with Ariana Madix after he confessed to cheating on her with their Vanderpump Rules costar Rachel “Raquel” Leviss.

When asked by TMZ if the dispute would be resolved that day, Sandoval replied, “No.”

What does Tom Sandoval allege in his court filings?

On June 24, Sandoval filed a request for a domestic violence restraining order against Victoria and J. Will Robinson. In a declaration to the court, Sandoval accused the pair of “verbal and physical abuse” during a confrontation on June 3.

Sandoval claimed that Victoria struck him in the face during an argument over whether she was recording him without his permission. He further alleged that J. Will Robinson attacked him, chased him into a bedroom, and punched a 12-inch hole in a spare bedroom door while Sandoval was barricaded inside.

I am seeking a restraining order against [Will] based on the verbal and physical abuse he has perpetrated against me, the most recent incident being on June 3, wherein he grabbed me and restrained me, chased me into the bedroom and punched a 12-inch hole in my spare bedroom door where I was barricading myself. I am afraid of [Will] and his daughter and request the Court’s protection.
Tom Sandoval, court impact statement

Sandoval alleged that Will Robinson looked through the hole in the door and threatened to “f***” and “destroy” him. While Sandoval acknowledged that Victoria was arrested following the incident, he stated that he helped her mother secure financial assistance for her bail.

Additional allegations in the filing include claims that Victoria Robinson tampered with Sandoval’s electronic devices and placed a GPS tracker on his vehicle.

What are the counter-allegations from J. Will Robinson?

J. Will Robinson filed his own request for a restraining order against Sandoval on June 27, alleging that he suffered several injuries during the conflict, including a ruptured disc in his back, a broken thumb, a broken elbow, and a wound on his heel.

The dispute involves conflicting accounts of physical violence. While Sandoval claims he was the victim of abuse, an alleged video of the June 3 incident emerged showing Sandoval shoving Will Robinson into a lit fire pit during a scuffle before fleeing into the house.

A court initially ruled against Will Robinson’s request for a restraining order on June 27. The court stated that it needed “more information at a properly noticed hearing” before any final decision could be made.

How does this dispute contrast with previous claims?

The current legal battle presents a sharp contrast in narratives regarding physical aggression. Sandoval’s court documents frame him as a victim seeking protection from a father and daughter, while Will Robinson’s filing and the alleged fire pit video frame Sandoval as the aggressor.

This legal conflict adds to a pattern of contentious relationship endings for the Vanderpump Rules and The Traitors star. The comments attributed to Robinson on June 27 specifically reference his history with previous partners as a point of contention during the move-out process.