Katie Maloney delivers scathing message to ‘fool’ Raquel Leviss

Katie Maloney thinks Raquel Leviss is an “fool.”

The Something About Her co-creator stated on Lala Kent’s podcast, “Give Them Lala,” Wednesday that she will be able to “confidently say ‘f–okay you’” to her embattled “Vanderpump Rules” co-star, who had a months-long affair with Tom Sandoval.

“I gave you each alternative,” Maloney, 36, stated, talking on to Leviss, 28. “I used to be so form to you after I didn’t should be, however I used to be.

“The truth that you simply didn’t actually step or recognize that or acknowledge that and also you walked throughout that and took a large dump on it, you’re an fool,” she continued.

“You deserve … what’s coming to you proper now.”

The Bravo character delivered an equally scathing message to Sandoval, 40, later within the episode.

Maloney accused the bar proprietor of “by no means” respecting or acknowledging her, saying, “I by no means stood an opportunity with him. He was all the time gonna discover fault with me.”

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Sandoval discovered himself beneath hearth earlier this month when his girlfriend, Ariana Madix, dumped him over the information that he had cheated on her with Leviss.

The secret lovers confronted much more backlash for ready virtually a full week to publicly apologize to Madix, 37, for his or her betrayal.

Leviss blamed the dalliance on her “habit” to like, whereas Sandoval admitted he “owed Ariana higher.”

Before their breakup, Madix and Sandoval dated for 9 years and owned a house collectively.

Maloney famous Wednesday that she noticed “profound … similarities” within the former couple’s dynamic amid her personal divorce from Tom Schwartz.

“Who needs to say, ‘Hey, you realize that marriage I simply ended due to all this stuff? I see that in your personal relationship?’” she stated.

Kent, 32, agreed, claiming that Sandoval’s infidelity with the previous pageant queen occurred “proper in entrance of” Madix.

“Not many ladies are sturdy sufficient to say, ‘This will not be what I need to be in,’” the Give Them Lala Beauty creator instructed Maloney.

“I do admire … that one thing horrific didn’t occur so that you can get that energy [to leave Schwartz].”