US Edition‘AGT’: Tom Sandoval’s Audition Leaves ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Fans Shook
- Tom Sandoval auditioned with his cover band on America's Got Talent Season 20, airing Tuesday, June 24, on NBC in Los Angeles.
- His audition followed a 2023 scandal dubbed 'Scandoval,' where he admitted cheating on longtime partner Ariana Madix with co-star Raquel Leviss, ending their nine-year relationship.
- Sandoval introduced himself as 'the most hated man in America' seeking to shift his narrative through music, performing a cover of A-ha’s 1985 hit 'Take On Me' with his band, The Most Extras.
- Judges reacted with surprise and encouragement, Simon Cowell said, 'Let's get America to like you,' while audience responses and Instagram comments showed mixed opinions on his performance.
- Sandoval’s AGT appearance marks his return to reality TV following the scandal and a cast change on Vanderpump Rules, and the judges will decide if he advances to the next round on June 22.
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Tom Sandoval tries to rewrite his story in front of 'AGT' judges
Tom Sandoval, best known from Vanderpump Rules, stunned the America's Got Talent judges with a surprise audition.In a preview for the Tuesday, June 24 episode of the show, the 42-year-old American TV personality can be seen talking to...
Tom Sandoval takes on 'America's Got Talent' judges with A-ha cover: 'I think I know who you are'
The former "Vanderpump Rules" star performed A-ha's "Take on Me," saying his group, the Most Extras, was "the only thing" that kept him going during Scandoval.Trae Patton/NBC Tom Sandoval auditions for 'America's Got Talent'America's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell recognized Tom Sandoval immediately when he walked on stage to audition for the show. Not only is Cowell a friend of Sandoval's former employer, Lisa Vanderpump, but he was also tipped …
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