Unexpected Offer Rolls In For Tom Sandoval's Band

Reality TV star Tom Sandoval, known for his appearances on Vanderpump Rules, has allegedly been involved in a cheating scandal that reportedly worth an adult content site a six-figure sum.

The adult content site, CamSoda, has reportedly offered Sandoval and his band an opportunity to live stream 12 concerts on their platform instead of embarking on a traditional tour nationwide.

The offer made by CamSoda to Tom Sandoval and his band is worth $540,000 to stream their concerts live on CamSoda and avoid the audience.

CamSoda is offering the live stream deal to protect Tom and his band from potential negative attention and backlash during their tour, given the recent cheating scandal.

Tom has reportedly become public enemy number one among Bravo fans after allegedly cheating on longtime girlfriend and Vanderpump Rules castmate Ariana Madix with fellow cast member Raquel Leviss.

CamSoda expressed concerns over potential backlash if Tom and his band perform before a live crowd. The platform has offered Sandoval and his crew an alternative to traditional live events to mitigate these risks.

Scheduled for a 12-show tour from April to June, Tom Sandoval & The Most Extras is set to take the stage across the country.

CamSoda's VP, Daryn Parker, wrote to Tom Sandoval about live-streaming the tour as a safer and more lucrative option for his band.

Daryn Parker suggests, in a letter obtained by TMZ, that a live-streaming option can help Tom Sandoval and his band avoid adverse reactions, including “Justice for Ariana” chants and even tomato throwing at their live shows.

CamSoda suggests that live streaming the tour from a safe place would “make the most sense,” given the potential negative attention Tom and his band may face during live performances.

CamSoda has offered to pay Tom Sandoval & The Most Extras $45k per show to cancel their tour and go virtual.

CamSoda has offered $45k per show to Tom Sandoval & The Most Extras if they cancel their tour and perform only on the live stream.

CamSoda added that participants in the live-streaming shows could dress up in their outfits, flaunt their skin, and even share their side of the story. “You can dress in your outfits, show some skin, and even tell your side of the story if you'd like,” the VP said.

There has yet to be an official response from Tom Sandoval regarding CamSoda's offer. However, Tom has no plans to accept the offer.

According to Jason Bader, the band’s manager and drummer for Tom Sandoval & The Most Extras, the band has yet to see the offer, but they would never accept it.

CamSoda is an adult content site specializing in live streaming, webcamming, and other adult entertainment services.

CamSoda has indicated that Tom and his band can dress in their outfits, show some skin, and even tell their side of the story if they'd like, but it needs to be clarified if this is a requirement for the live stream deal.

Given the adult content nature of the site, if Tom Sandoval accepts CamSoda's offer, it could have implications on his career and reputation.

If Tom and his band decide to cancel their tour and go virtual with CamSoda, it could significantly impact their planned shows and the audience they were expecting to reach.