When Did Ariana Madix's Dog Charlotte Die?

When Did Ariana Madix's Dog Charlotte Die?

On a recent episode of Bravo’s Vanderpump Rules, Tom Sandoval invited Raquel Leviss on a guy’s night out whilst his girlfriend of nine years was at home mourning her dog Charlotte. When did Ariana Madix’s dog die?

Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval of Vanderpump Rules went public with their relationship in 2014, they have since bought a house and adopted a dog. However, the pair announced their break up in 2023 after nine years together.

The most recent episode ended with a title card stating: “To Be Continued.” Many fans believe this is teasing the Vanderpump ‘cheating’ saga that recently came to light, and will inevitably play out on the show.

When did Ariana Madix’s dog die?

Ariana Madix’s dog died on August 2, 2022.

On an August 16, 2022, episode of her Earth to Ariana podcast, she publicly shared the sad news that her 18-year-old dog, Charlotte York, had passed away. She shared the news on her podcast as she was “not ready to type it out” and share it on social media yet.

Unfortunately, Ariana is having to relive the sad time as it is currently playing out on Bravo’s Vanderpump Rules. No wonder she only had a “shred of sanity” left after season 10.

What breed was Ariana’s dog?

Charlotte was a chihuahua, husky, and chow mix.

She had lived a very long and happy life, but sadly her old age meant it was time for her to “cross the rainbow bridge.”

Madix continued on the podcast: “We had to say goodbye to my soulmate, my kindred spirit, my best friend, my dire wolf, my Pokémon, my favorite creature that ever lived. We’re really going to miss her every single day.”

Ariana and Tom also shared a pit bull mix, Mya Moon, whom they rescued together in April 2020. She shared that whilst Mya was “terrified” of Tom at first, they soon became acquainted and she was “so proud of her little fam.”

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