Tom Sandoval's camp has yet to respond publicly, but in the restraining order filing, his legal team framed Will as an aggressor who punched through a bedroom door and put Tom in a bear hug — painting him as the one who escalated while Tom was simply trying to protect himself behind a locked door.
Insiders close to Victoria Lee Robinson tell Celebrity Bytes that this wasn't some random blowup — tensions had been building for weeks, with sources describing a pattern of behavior they say left her feeling controlled and verbally demeaned. The June 3 confrontation was apparently the breaking point that neither side could walk back from.
The incident occurred on June 3, 2026, at Tom's own residence — where Victoria Lee Robinson was apparently living at the time of the altercation. Los Angeles police responded to a 911 call on June 3 and subsequently arrested Victoria following what authorities classified as a domestic dispute. Will Robinson also claims he suffered injuries requiring medical treatment from being shoved into the fire pit.
Will's side is damning, Tom hasn't said a word publicly, and the DA passed on filing charges — which tells you something about who's telling the truth here. This story is far from over.
Newly surfaced video obtained by TMZ shows what appears to be one of the most alarming moments in Tom Sandoval's post-Scandoval life: the reality star allegedly shoving his ex-girlfriend Victoria Lee Robinson's father, Will Robinson, directly into a lit fire pit during an explosive confrontation at Tom's home on June 3. The footage, which has now gone viral across every platform that touches Bravo-adjacent gossip, captures what started as a screaming match between Tom and Victoria before things went dangerously physical.
In the video, Tom can be seen rushing toward Victoria in what appears to be an attempt to grab a recording device from her hands. Will Robinson then steps in, seemingly grabbing Tom around the waist in an effort to pull him away from his daughter. That's when the shove happens — Tom appears to forcefully push Will backward, sending him crashing ass-first into the burning fire pit before he collides with Victoria on impact.
The three of them end up in a heap outside while the flames lick at someone's clothing or belongings nearby. Video shows Will quickly recovering and allegedly chasing Tom back inside the house, while Victoria remains on the ground holding her head after being knocked over by her falling father. The June 3 altercation triggered an immediate law enforcement response.
Los Angeles police arrived at Tom's home, and sources confirm that Victoria Lee Robinson was arrested following what authorities classified as a domestic dispute. But here's where it gets complicated — Tom subsequently filed for a temporary restraining order against both Victoria and Will, claiming in legal documents that Victoria repeatedly struck him during the confrontation and that Will threatened him, punched a large hole through a bedroom door where Tom had reportedly locked himself for protection, and later tackled him in what Tom described as a bear hug.
The restraining order filing is now at the center of this entire story, with both sides painting radically different pictures of who was the aggressor. Will Robinson disputes almost every element of Tom's account, telling TMZ in no uncertain terms that "The DA did not file the case for a reason" — an apparent reference to prosecutors declining to pursue criminal charges against him or his daughter. Will claims he only intervened because Tom was "overpowering and twisting her arm and trying to take her phone aggressively after yelling at us in a very aggressive and threatening manner." According to Will, it was he who called the police for their safety — not Tom — and that Tom then shoved him into the lit fire pit, causing injuries severe enough to require medical treatment and ongoing care.
"This is my daughter's home and we just want Tom as far away from us as possible and to keep his lies and drunken abuse away," Will alleged. The DA's decision not to file charges against Victoria — despite her arrest on scene for an alleged domestic dispute — is a significant detail that Will clearly wants on the record. It suggests either insufficient evidence to move forward criminally or prosecutors determining that Tom was not the victim he claims to be.
Celebrity Bytes has reached out to Sandoval directly, and so far there has been no response from his representatives. Silence, of course, is its own kind of statement. With a restraining order hearing looming and video evidence now in public circulation, both sides are building their cases — and one of them is going to have a very hard time explaining why a man ended up in a fire pit.
