Tom Sandoval slams recently shuttered bakery for selling cakes with ‘negative’ sayings about him: ‘Good riddance’

Kicking them while they’re down.

Tom Sandoval slammed famed Los Angeles bakery Sweet Lady Jane, which just announced it was permanently closing, for selling cakes with “negative” sayings about him.

In the comments section of the bakery’s sad Instagram announcement, former “Vanderpump Rules” star Billie Lee tagged Sandoval and asked, “Karma!?”

Seemingly still not over the fact that Sweet Lady Jane sold cakes with “Sandoval’s a liar” written on top, the cover band crooner responded expressing his delight over the business’ closure.

“I never had a cake by @sweetladyjanecakeshop that wasn’t super dried out. Maybe people started to catch on?” Sandoval, 40, began his comment.

“Also, to charge $$$ selling cakes using my name in negative sangs [sic] on it really hurt my feelings, and almost pushed me over the edge. Good riddance ✌🏼.”

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While celebrities such as Blake Lively, Chrissy Teigen, Sophia Bush and more mourned the loss of the sweets shop, Lee simply noted that the bakery appeared to be “desperate to sell cakes.”

“…Obviously the hatful [sic] negative approach didn’t work,” she wrote.

The bakery began selling the Sandoval cakes following the revelation of his and co-star Raquel Leviss’ affair while he had been dating Ariana Madix.

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Dubbed “Scandoval,” the massive exposé and the fallout that ensued came to a head at the show’s reunion, where Madix ripped the pair for being “subhuman.”

Sandoval, whose co-stars just bashed him again for posing with a tiger, and Leviss since have broken up.

The former beauty pageant contestant ultimately receiving treatment in a mental health facility.

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While Madix, 38, since has moved on with boyfriend Daniel Wai, Sandoval has been spotted with a PSA warning against infidelity.

“I had such an insecurity with myself that I felt if I let this go, it will never happen again,” Sandoval shared.

“You can [find that again], and banking on that is a much safer bet than staying and doing and living in that.”