Rachel Leviss Seeing New Man Following 'Scandoval'

Rachel Leviss is throwing her hat back into the dating pool. Following a high-profile affair last year with "Vanderpump Rules" costar Tom Sandoval, Leviss is reportedly dating investment CEO Matthew Dunn.

Leviss And Dunn Are Newly Dating

A source told Entertainment Tonight that the two are newly dating, which was confirmed by the reality star's publicist.

"'Rachel is seeing investment CEO Matthew Dunn. The two met through friends and have been enjoying their time together,' a source tells ET. Leviss' publicist, Juliette Harris, confirmed the situationship to ET but emphasized that assigning labels is premature. Harris stated that the two met just over a month ago and are currently getting to know each other as friends."

Dunn Changes Social Media To Private

Taste of Reality also shared screenshots of flirty interactions between the two on Dunn's now-private social media pages.

"Matthew posted a group photo—including Rachel—to his Instagram on April 15th. He thanked two friends 'for making the connections.' Matthew continued, 'We rode over the mountains and through the woods but grandma’s house could not be found. However, we did rally the side by sides and swam at a waterfall!' Rachel dropped, 'What an incredible experience' in the comment section to which Matthew replied, 'so much fun.'"

What We Know About Leviss' New Man

Little is known about Dunn, especially since he changed his social media settings to private after news of his relationship with Leviss broke. However, he is reportedly a father to a daughter named Denny and according to his LinkedIn profile, he is the CEO at Dunn Investment Group out of Spokane, WA.

His social media posts suggest that he leans conservative politically, with several posts criticizing President Joe Biden. He has also shared posts with religious messages.

Leviss' Life Post Scandoval

Leviss has made a return to public life following the fallout from the affair dubbed "Scandoval" last year. In addition to appearing at events like the iHeartRadio Music Awards, she began going by her real name, Rachel, instead of the nickname Raquel, which she was known as on the show. And while she didn't return to VPR for season 11, she did start a podcast, "Rachel Goes Rogue," on which she shares her side of the affair story and her insights on the current season, among other things.

"In January, the 29-year-old former reality star invited psychologist Dr. Hillary Goldsher onto her iHeartRadio podcast, Rachel Goes Rogue, to delve into her behavior that sparked controversy amid Vanderpump Rules fans," according to Entertainment Tonight.

"Leviss disclosed her decision to take a break from dating for nearly a year, emphasizing a focus on self-discovery and emotional well-being. 'I'm not dating for a year, and in doing that, I'm just focusing on myself. And after this talk, focusing on my emotions that come up for me. Like, what are my own needs that I need met? And not adding an additional person into the equation, so that it is just focused on me and other people as well my friends and family and the people that are in my inner circle that are safe friends,' she shared."

The Scandal That Started It All

Leviss was at the center of the Scandoval media storm last summer after her affair with Sandoval was revealed. The revelation led to the end of Sandoval's nearly 10-year relationship with Ariana Madix, another VPR costar. Madix and Leviss were friends on the show, and the affair was hidden from Madix for months before she found out. The affair breathed new life into the veteran reality show, resulting in awards nominations, major brand deals for the cast, opportunities beyond the show, and the show's highest ratings.