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Ariana Madix Drops ‘F–k Me in This Shirt’ After Tom Sandoval Comment from VPR Reunion

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  • Ariana Madix responds to Tom Sandoval’s ‘sick’ comment with new merch item priced at $34.99.

  • The T-shirt features a grilled cheese with the text “F–k Me in This Shirt” on Madix and Maloney’s shop.

  • Madix and co-stars express disgust at Sandoval’s comments during the Vanderpump Rules reunion episode.

Ariana Madix just dropped a new merch item after the Tom Sandoval ‘sick’ comment from the VPR reunion.

After the disgraced reality star shaded his ex-girlfriend for keeping “her T-shirt on” during sex in part 3 of the Vanderpump Rules reunion and scoffing at how “hot” it was, Madix dropped merch in response.

Personality Ariana Madix attends the House of CB Flagship Store Launch party at the House of CB on June 14, 2016 in West Hollywood, California.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – JUNE 14: TV Personality Ariana Madix attends the House of CB Flagship Store Launch party at the House of CB on June 14, 2016 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by Allen Berezovsky/Getty Images for Fashion Media )

The new item, priced at $34.99, is sold on Madix and Katie Maloney’s Something About Her shop. The t-shirt also features the reality star pulling apart a grilled cheese embedded with the text “F–k Me in This Shirt.”

Ariana Madix 'F--k Me in This Shirt' merch t-shrit, clothing
Ariana Madix ‘F–k Me in This Shirt’ merch Photo from: arianamadix / Instagram

Many users online predicted that the reality star would drop something in response to the comment that Andy Cohen said would disgust women everywhere. 

The cast of Vanderpump Rules for Season 10 Reunion Ariana Madix, Tom Sandoval, Lisa Vanderpump, Lala Kent
The cast of Vanderpump Rules for Season 10 Reunion. (Photo: Bravo)

Madix and other co-stars called the remark “disgusting” in the part 3 episode of Vanderpump Rules. Andy Cohen and Lisa Vanderpump were not pleased with the comment either and showed their expressions of disapproval in the episode.

Lisa Vanderpump and Tom Sandoval for Bravo Season 10 of 'Vanderpump Rules' Reunion
Lisa Vanderpump and Tom Sandoval for Bravo Season 10 of ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Reunion

Castmember Lala Kent also pointed out that Sandoval would make similar comments in their future relationship stating, “You need to know, he’s going to talk to you like this, too.”

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The cast of Vanderpump Rules for Season 10 Reunion Ariana Madix, Lala Kent, Jason Kennedy
The cast of Vanderpump Rules for Season 10 Reunion. (Photo: Bravo)

The podcast host and Vanderpump Rules member reeased her own merch as well back in March of 2023. The star made so much she was actually able to raise enough for a down payment on the $1.35 million home off the infamous rant to Leviss’ lawyer.

Before the situation, Madix partnered with Uber to debut a “1-800-BOYS-LIE” T-shirt.

Sandoval and Madix were in a nine year relationship prior to ‘Scandoval’ with many wondering what will come next for Raquel Leviss and Tom after they embarrassed their costar with their romantic relationship beyond belief.

Television personalities Tom Sandoval (L) and Ariana Madix attend the Friends and Family Opening at Schwartz & Sandy's with the cast of "Vanderpump Rules" at Schwartz & Sandy's Lounge on July 26, 2022 in Los Angeles, California.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – JULY 26: Television personalities Tom Sandoval (L) and Ariana Madix attend the Friends and Family Opening at Schwartz & Sandy’s with the cast of “Vanderpump Rules” at Schwartz & Sandy’s Lounge on July 26, 2022 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Amanda Edwards/Getty Images)

Lisa Vanderpump just announced a new show coming to Hulu but no word on the future of Vanderpump Rules. 

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