Through her publicist, the former star of 'Vanderpump Rules' confirms that she's seeing the businessman, with whom she sparked romance rumors last month.
- May 3, 2024
AceShowbiz - Rachel Leviss (Raquel Leviss) shared more details about her romance with her new man, Matthew Dunn. The former star of "Vanderpump Rules" confirmed that she's seeing the businessman, but she claimed that they haven't put any labels to their relationship.
"It's a little too soon to jump to any labels," the TV star's publicist told PEOPLE on Tuesday, April 30. "They met a little over a month ago and are friends just getting to know each other. They met and are hanging out."
The former beauty pageant queen sparked romance rumors with Matthew last month. At the time, the 29-year-old beauty shared a video on Instagram of herself riding in an ATV next to him and wrote in the caption, "More of this, please."
Matthew also doubled down the dating speculations by posting photos of himself hanging out with the "Rachel Goes Rogue" podcast host on his social media account. The Dunn Investment Group CEO, however, has since gone private.
Back in January, Rachel said on her podcast that she's taking a break from dating following her controversial affair with former "VPR" co-star Tom Sandoval, who was dating Ariana Madix at the time. "I'm not dating for a year, and in doing that, I'm just focusing on myself … my emotions that come up for me. Like, what are my own needs that I need met?" she revealed.
In February, Rachel filed a lawsuit against Tom and Ariana as she accuses the former romantic partners of eavesdropping, revenge porn, invasion of privacy and "intentional infliction of emotional distress." Both Tom and Ariana had countered Rachel in April with Ariana citing California's anti-SLAPP law in her motion.
Meanwhile, Rachel' lawyers, Mark Geragos and Bryan Freedman, called Ariana's motion "laughable" in an interview with ET on Monday. "The only thing more laughable than Ariana's motion is her fairytale account of how she discovered the relationship from Tom's phone. Meanwhile, we look forward to cross examining her on her declaration, as we have irrefutable evidence that the videos were distributed," they said.
They continued, "Lastly, the forensic 'expert' states that the video is not 'NOW' on her phone, well after the events in question and with months of notice that her actions had put her in legal jeopardy."
