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Lala Kentrung weighed in Tom Sandoval and Rachel Lewis‘ affairs when looked at Heather McDonaldpodcast on Thursday.
Ahead of the reunion taping next week, the Vanderpump Rules cast members attacked Sandoval and Raquel, shading Raquel as a “wanting” groupie, in response to Sandoval’s NSFW video of her and Raquel restraining him in order to Scheana Shayand suspicious Tom Schwartz will stay in touch with the new couple appears despite the shocking betrayal.
“I think [Tom] was taking down the creeping around [and] I think Raquel [was] ego boost, which narcissists love,” Lala shared on the March 16 episode Juicy Scoop, via Us Weekly. “They’re a complete group … They’re passionate about it.”
“They need it, then if they get caught, it’s textbook”[Ariana Madix and I] they’re not in a good place,’ ‘We’re not having sex anymore.’ I have seen this movie [and] I have read this book a million times,” he continued.
According to Lala, she “couldn’t stand” Sandoval and was disgusted that he was able to record sexual videos of Raquel without her knowledge.
“If that’s really what happened, I think it’s really disgusting,” he said. “I just think the whole thing is gross.”
While Lala admits that she and Raquel had “a lot of fun” during their trip to Las Vegas, she notes how they moved on, especially with the married (but claimed to be separated). Oliver Saunders.
“I just felt like, ‘That’s like a red flag,'” Lala said. “And you’ll see, it gets crazier.”
Regarding her thoughts on Sandoval’s friendship with Raquel turning into a relationship, Raquel shared that the two have a “comfort level” between them.
“The line is so long, whether it’s a text message, it’s touching [or whatever],” he explained. “Everything is not right [and] I’ve taken Raquel’s slightly off pH balance scene, OK?
After noting that Sandoval and Raquel “still communicate,” Lala said that Raquel is not smart.
“Smart people would think he was a fan favorite [and that] he ends up being the main character in a giant show that fans are a fan of. Smart people will make all the right steps to make themselves bigger beyond this show, which they can do,” said Lala. “However, he followed his best friend and I don’t think he will ever come back.”
Although Lala believes in the majority Pump Rules cast will not “talk to [Raquel] again,” he suspected Tom Schwartzthat Sandoval allegedly “very, very much” pushed to kiss Raquel last summer, will remain in touch.
Lala also touched on the restraining order Raquel filed against Scheana Shay, which Scheana accused of punching Raquel, reportedly in response to her relationship with Sandoval.
“When people start getting desperate, I’m like, ‘Okay, this is when they start doing things where, you know, if you put something in even though it might not be right, you can’t take it back.’ He grabs anything that will save him, and I know he will,” Lala said.
In another Pump Rules news, lawyer Lala, Darrell Millerrecently spoke out about the legal letter Raquel sent to her castmates to prevent them from showing the video Sandoval took of her on FaceTime.
“I don’t think it was directed personally at Lala as much as it was directed at a group of people, and that’s one of the other mistakes — you’re telling the world what not to do,” he told Us Weekly. on March 16, “Sometimes there are people in this world who will talk back, and that’s really earned. … It’s very personal and very random.
As fans will recall, Lala blasted Raquel for sending the letter to her, instead of to her legal counsel, after she received the legal motion.
“Raquel, tell little Mickey Mouse’s lawyer if he has something to send, he can send something to my lawyer, as well as the other friends and the cast, okay? I don’t know if you know how this works, you’re pretty brand new to the game . …Send it to Darrell!” he demanded.
Regarding the possibility of Raquel filing additional restraining orders against other cast members, Darrell said he doesn’t believe she can.
“It would just seem very, very, very implausible that a case could be made against the entire cast,” he explained. “‘They’re all talking about me, so I want to hold back.’ No, you usually have to show some kind of actual, direct harm or direct action, or something to the individual that rises to the level of a court that deems that person worthy of detention.
As for the “Send to Darrell” meme that made him famous, Darrell said the experience was “incredibly surreal.”
“I had a 12-year-old boy who wanted four sweatshirts for him and his friends. That’s when I knew it was real,” he shared.
Vanderpump Rules Season 10 airs Wednesdays at 9/8c on Bravo.