Tom Sandoval Slams Shuttered Bakery for Making 'Sandoval's a Liar' Cakes: 'Almost Pushed Me Over the Edge'

The 'Vanderpump Rules' star aired his grievances under Sweet Lady Jane's announcement that it would be closing doors in Los Angeles

Tom Sandoval is taking issue with a bakery in Los Angeles that "really hurt [his] feelings."

Los Angles-based bakery chain Sweet Lady Jane recently announced on social media that it was abruptly closing its doors after sales were "not enough to continue doing business in the state of California."

Blake Lively, Sophia Bush and more flocked the comment section of the bakery's Instagram post to bid the company farewell.

And while most celebrities and customers shared words of support with the bakery, which was a staple in the community for 35 years, the Vanderpump Rules star used the moment to express his frustrations.

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In May 2023, the company shared an image of a cake featuring the phrase "Sandoval's a liar" written on it in frosting. This came after news broke that Sandoval cheated on his longtime girlfriend Ariana Madix with their costar Raquel Leviss.

Now Vanderpump alum Billie Lee tagged Sandoval, 40, in the latest post questioning if the store's closure was "karma."

"I never had a cake by @sweetladyjanecakeshop that wasn’t super dried out," Sandoval wrote back. "Maybe people started to catch on?"

Sandoval then aired out his grievances with his name being used on their famous triple berry cake. "Also, to charge $$$ selling cakes using my name in negative [sayings] on it really hurt my feelings, and almost pushed me over the edge," he added. "Good riddance ✌🏼"

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At the time of the scandal, Sweet Lady Jane also sold limited-edition cakes that said "Team Ariana."

Sandoval's friend Lee wrote that Sweet Lady Jane was "desperate to sell cakes but obviously the hatful negative approach didn’t work" — but other celebs in the goodbye Instagram post were instead focused on the company's overall legacy.

"No. No. No," Blake Lively, 36, reacted to the news. "heartbroken sending love and gratitude for the years of joy and deliciousness. Come open in NY. We need you here :) ❤️"

"This is such a loss for our community," Bush added. "Just … hate this. And just love you and your business so much. ♥️"

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