Tom Sandoval’sidea of what the “Scandoval” situationmeant for not just himself,Rachel Leviss,andAriana Madixseems to have made his ego and his head bigger than anyone could have imagined.Sandoval went too farwith his latest comparison. While Sandoval was speaking toThe New York TimesMagazine, he spoke on the cultural impact his cheating scandal had inthe reality television sphere. According to theVanderpump Rulesstar,his cheating scandal is as huge as George Floyd’s murder.
“I’m not a pop-culture historian really, but I witnessed the O.J. Simpson thing and George Floyd and all these big things, which is really weird to compare this to that, I think, but do you think in a weird way it’s a little bit the same?” he said. The interviewer,Irina Aleksander,did clarify that she thinks she understood his meaning. “He was trying to express the oddity of becoming the symbolic center of a nationwide discussion and a major news story,” she said. “What he communicated instead was something more honest, which is just how much the experience had made him lose perspective.”
According to a source whospoke withRealityTea, the situation was Sandoval just trying to compare “Scandoval” to other national stories. “He was comparing the scandal to other national news stories that made huge headlines globally,” they said. “That’s it.”The issue here though is that George Floyd was unjustly murdered.Thus, the two situations are not comparable.
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