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Tom Sandoval Calls Out Miraval Resort For Implying He Was Staying There Amid Raquel Leviss' Reported 'Mental Health Facility' Drama!

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Not Tom Sandoval asking for someone else to take accountability for their actions… As we’ve been reporting, Vanderpump Rules star Raquel Leviss has checked herself into some kind of mental health facility in the weeks following the reveal of her and Tom’s affair.

And yet there has been some controversy already about whether that treatment center is a medical place focused on clinical mental health work or just a high-end “wellness” resort.

Late last week, rumors claimed Tom may have even been staying with Raquel in that wellness center. And now, the 40-year-old Bravo star is slamming those claims and seeking to correct the record.

Uh-oh! Related: Tom And Raquel Actually Had Code Names For Each Other To Cover Their Affair! The high-end lifestyle resort in question is Miraval — and specifically their Arizona location.

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