Tom Sandoval Disses Tom Schwartz With VERY Shady Lyrics During Performance

During a performance with his band in Fresno, California, Tom Sandoval threw a jab at his best friend, Tom Schwartz. 

This shady moment comes after Schwartz expressed feeling "used" by Sandoval, who had involved him in personal drama. He also said he planned on "stepping away" from their friendship.

Seeking an escape from the "Vanderpump Rules" drama, Schwartz traveled to Australia to participate in the reality competition show, "Stars on Mars."

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During a recent performance with his cover band, Tom Sandoval & The Most Extras, in Fresno, California, Sandoval made a jab at his best friend, Schwartz. While singing, Sandoval added a twist to his rendition of Fountains of Wayne's famous song, "Stacy's Mom."

Sandoval altered the lyrics with a mischievous smile as the crowd eagerly listened. "Schwartzy, do you remember when you had a lawn? / A homeowner lawn / You're mom came out wearing just a TomTom hoodie and thong," he sang, with his bandmates enthusiastically joining in.

The performance was captured in a video that the frontman later shared on his Instagram Story. Sandoval's lyrics were a playful reference to the California home that Schwartz and his ex-wife, Katie Maloney, once shared before they sold it last summer as part of their divorce settlement.

Sandoval previously altered the lyrics to "Stacy's Mom" last month, but at the time, his target was Raquel Leviss, with whom he had previously been involved in an affair.

During the performance, the "Vanderpump Rules" star sang, "Schwartz's mom has got it going on / She's all I want, and I wait for so long / Schwartzy, can't you see that Raquel is not for me?"

The latest modification to the song occurred just a little over a week after Schwartz expressed feeling "used" by his close friend and business partner. Schwartz publicly voiced his frustration, stating that Sandoval had dragged him into the Sandoval drama after confiding in him.

"He made a big mess, left it for us to clean up," vented on a recent episode of the "When Reality Hits with Jax and Brittany" podcast. "It's hard for me not to be resentful of him. … I'm taking a break from Tom right now."

Schwartz previously disclosed the timeline of events surrounding Sandoval's affair with Leviss. According to Schwartz, Sandoval initially confessed to having a one-night stand with Leviss in August 2022. However, in January of the following year, Sandoval shockingly admitted to Schwartz that he was "in love" with the former pageant queen.

Schwartz claimed he had urged Sandoval to come clean to his then-girlfriend, Ariana Madix, but ultimately neither Schwartz nor Sandoval took the initiative to reveal the truth. Unfortunately, Madix discovered the affair on her own, leading to further complications.

When questioned during an episode of "Watch What Happens Live" about why he didn't disclose the affair to Madix, especially considering she has been such a "good friend" to him in the past, Schwartz attributed it to Sandoval's manipulation.

Per Page Six, he explained that Sandoval had painted a "narrative that he has broken up with Ariana, or attempted to multiple times — many, many times. And he's not happy; they're not healthy, they're not intimate, blah blah blah."

He added, "He did a good job of soothing me… And he told me he has a game plan, he's going to do the right thing — and then he just kept procrastinating."

Following the emotionally charged reunion of "Vanderpump Rules," Schwartz has decided to seek respite from the drama surrounding his friends and fellow cast members. 

The bar owner fled more than 8,000 miles to the remote Australian town of Coober Pedy to participate in Fox's intriguing new reality-competition series, "Stars on Mars."

"I heard a soft pitch for it, and they had me at Mars," Schwartz shared with Rolling Stone. "I was looking for an escape. I know you have to be wary of escapism, but there were a lot of things going on in my life, things were slightly chaotic, and after they gave me a soft pitch, I was like, 'Yeah, let's do it.'"

In an episode of the show, Schwartz opened up about the entire Sandoval drama and how he got "mired" in the fiasco. Regarding his best friend, Sandoval, Schwartz stated that he would be "stepping away permanently" from their friendship.