Raquel Leviss Blocks Tom Sandoval After He Wishes Her 'Peace and Happiness' on Her 29th Birthday: 'OK Bye!'

The 'Vanderpump Rules' star also updated her Instagram bio to read: "Becoming a better person… one day at a time"

Rachel "Raquel" Leviss is burning birthday candles — and bridges, apparently — as she turns 29.

As the Vanderpump Rules alum marks another turn around the sun, she has signaled on Instagram Story that she's blocked former lover Tom Sandoval.

Leviss has been making big changes in her life six months after Bravo's Scandoval ignited when news of her her months-long affair with Sandoval — who was costar Ariana Madix’s then-boyfriend of nine years — became public knowledge.

After going back to using her birth name of Rachel in mid-August, the former pageant contender also updated her Instagram bio recently to read: "Becoming a better person… one day at a time." She also deleted her initial mea culpa to Madix, 38, from early March last month — seemingly representing her desire to start a new chapter after completing a 90-day stay in a mental health counseling facility.

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Two days before her birthday, Leviss posted a video of herself in bucolic setting on Instagram, captioning it: "I’ve been dreaming of a place like this 🌻 #flowerfarm #flowerarranging"

Sandoval, 41, commented on the post Monday, writing: "Happy Birthday, Rachel, I really hope ur finding peace and happiness. Miss u friend."

Not long after, the birthday girl posted an Instagram Story with a screenshot of her Sandoval's Instagram account, which she had blocked.

She included a hot pink sticker with white writing reading "OK bye!" that served as a caption and, seemingly, a farewell.

Related: Raquel Leviss Says She 'Would Do Everything Differently' Before and During Scandoval: 'I Regret a Lot'

Five months ago, Leviss — who will not return for season 11 of VPR — shared in a statement: "I want to apologize for my actions and my choices foremost to Ariana, and to my friends and the fans so invested in our relationships."

"There is no excuse, I am not a victim and I must own my actions and I deeply regret hurting Ariana," she said in part. "I am reflecting on my choices, speaking to a counselor and I am learning things about myself such as my patterns of codependency and addiction to being and feeling loved. I have sought emotional validation through intimate connections that are not healthy without regard for my own well-being, sometimes negatively affecting others and often prioritizing the intimate connection over my friendships."

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Leviss said she was "taking steps to understand my behavior and make healthier choices."

On Monday, after posting the screenshot showing she cut ties from her former costar, she shared another, much happier, image from her trip to the flower farm.

"Thank you for the bday wishes," she wrote, adding with a sparkle emoji.

Related: Raquel Leviss Began Tom Sandoval Affair Because She Didn't See 'Longevity' for Him and Ariana Madix

Back in April, the former SUR waitress checked in for "mental health and trauma therapy."

In her first interview since leaving treatment, the Bravo star offered new insight on how her view of Sandoval and Madix's relationship played into her decision to fall into the affair.

"I would not be involved in this affair secrecy type of situation if I thought there was longevity in this relationship between Tom and Ariana," she said on Bethenny Frankel's Just B podcast.

"The people closest to them could see that their relationship hasn't been what they portray on camera," she said, "and Tom always told me they’re a brand, they’re an image, they work together to make brand deals and they are business partners. They're a duo on the show and they utilize that for the success of their brand or image."

Related: Raquel Leviss Says Tom Sandoval Has Been 'Rewarded' in the Wake of Affair: 'That's Kind of Gross'

Still, Leviss admitted has “a lot” of regrets and “would do everything differently if I had the chance to go back.”

“I really just wanna acknowledge that a lot of people were believing in me and I feel like I was a disappointment to those people,” she told Frankel, 52. “I know that there was a lot of trust that was broken between friendships and betrayal that happened.”

She added, “I look back at my actions and I’m disappointed in myself as well. That is not the person that I want to be. I wasn’t happy. I was really hurting.”

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