Andy Cohen Reveals the ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Season 10 Reunion Is a “Reckoning”

Back from shooting the Vanderpump Rules Season 10 reunion, Andy Cohen spilled some details on Andy Cohen Live about what we can expect from both the reunion and the final seven episodes of the show — which he described as “jaw-dropping.”

Last week Andy had screened the episodes while in flight and tweeted, “Just watched the entire rest of the #PumpRules season on the plane and no one around me cared in the least. What a waste!” But many of the replies accused him of always overselling things.

Andy, who’s no longer a producer of Vanderpump, assured fans that he didn’t have a vested interest in playing up the drama for views. “I’m not overhyping this,” he whispered in awe.

As for the reunion, Andy said he first spoke with Tom Sandoval, Ariana Madix, and Raquel Leviss separately to get all their stories. “I had my own concerns. I had my own things that I wanted to confront them about. Things that I had noticed … So that’s how we started,” he revealed. “And then we brought them with the group.”

Andy described the reunion only as a “reckoning” and teased the possibility of extended bonus content.

“If you are looking for [the cast] the be confronted to their face about what they’ve done in, what I would say, an aggressive manner, confrontational manner, you will get it,” Andy promised. “You’re going to get what you’re looking for.”

On a recent episode of Jess Lewis Live, Lala Kent opened up about the reunion taping following Tom — who had been dating Ariana for nearly 10 years — and Raquel’s shocking affair.

“I’m still recovering, my mind is fried,” Kent said. “I completely blacked out… I was enraged. It reminded me of the way Randall Emmett slithered around.”