Rachel Leviss Announces The End Of Her Post-Scandoval Podcast 'Rachel Goes Rogue'

Rachel Leviss is dropping the mic after a good run on her podcast!

The reality star announced her decision to move on from her famous podcast, which followed her life after the messy affair scandal with her former castmate Tom Sandoval.

Rachel Leviss started "Rachel Goes Rogue" in collaboration with iHeart in January this year, months after her tumultuous exit from "Vanderpump Rules."

The "Vanderpump Rules" alum took to her Instagram to inform her fans and followers of the big decision to focus on other things. The post featured an image of her on the couch with a microphone placed in front of her. She shared her thoughts with her 603k followers in the caption, which read:

"After 65 episodes of Rachel Goes Rogue, I have decided that it is time to conclude the podcast. I would like to thank my team and partnership with iHeart."

The reality star also thanked all the "incredible guests who came on to share their expertise." Leviss did not forget to thank everyone who "gave the podcast a listen and hopefully had a positive experience."

Leviss' decision has created a huge divide among the general public who quickly trooped to her comments section to leave a thought or two. One user wrote, "It served it's purpose. You got your side out on your terms. Good luck with your next project!"

Another commenter added, "You kept it classy and touched on a lot of great information. I'm glad you're moving on totally from VPR. Things will only get better for you."

This fan simply encouraged the star to do what is best for her while promising Leviss of her unfailing support in everything she does in the future. Despite the support, the reality star gathered some serious backlash from fans who would not let bygones be bygones.

"Great news! It was so bad and all you did was gossip about the VPR cast," this unimpressed listener wrote as another declared: "No one really cares Rachel, sorry but you blew it, own it."

One more user commented, "Lord girl. Give. It. Up." Another Instagram user wondered aloud in the comments if she decided to quit because the podcast "wasn't just paying the bills…"

The entire experience with her scandalous relationship has shaped her criteria for future relationships. The Blast reported that Leviss disclosed that she is now more calculated when it comes to romantic issues. She shared:

"I've taken a year off of dating to work on myself. And now that I'm, you know, getting back out there and meeting new people – I met someone who I had awesome communication with, and he was very emotionally intelligent and emotionally regulated, and it just didn't work out."

The podcaster then spilled that there was a new man in her life, seemingly referring to her boyfriend Matthew Dunn, whom she confirmed she was dating in April, "and it's been fun and a fling." She described him as sweet and kind, and noted that his energy "really does make a difference."

The reality star stressed the importance of recognizing and appreciating kindness in men despite unpleasant past experiences and unhealthy behavior in relationships.

"This sounds so silly, like a standard stuff that you would just have as basic benchmarks for a relationship," she stated, stressing that her history of toxic and abusive relationships makes it difficult for her to fathom a future with kind men.

She confessed it was hard for her to be with a "sweet guy and think of it as a serious long-term thing. I don't see him as my husband." The podcaster added that getting to know and understand various types of men also helps discover their true intentions and desires. In her words:

"I think we need to experience that sweetness and that other side of the spectrum in order to find a good balance."

The 29-year-old discussed checking into The Meadows Mental Health rehabilitation center in Arizona to help her fully heal and release the conflict with her former co-star, Madix.

"One of the assignments was a shame backpack where basically, I was instructed to write down every mean thing that I could recall being thrown my way. All the insults, all the name calling, all the derogatory comments that I could remember." Leviss explained, adding that she included a photo of Madix in the shame backpack.

She added that the treatment center created a book from each paper she wrote on, and she had to carry it around everywhere she went for a week despite the very heavy weight.

What is next for Rachel Leviss now that her podcast is over? Time will tell.