The lavish Beverly Hills estate—once a glittering birthday gift from Lisa Vanderpump to her daughter Pandora on her 30th birthday—is now on the brink of foreclosure. According to exclusive documents obtained by The US Sun, a $1.35 million mortgage signed in December 2023 by Pandora Vanderpump Sabo and her husband, businessman Jason Sabo, has officially fallen into delinquency.
Sources close to the situation confirm that if the couple fails to secure the necessary funds within the next 60 days, the home—often described as a “mini Villa Rosa” tucked into the heart of Beverly Hills—will be subject to bank repossession. It marks a shocking financial downturn for a family long considered the epitome of reality TV luxury.
Originally gifted by Lisa in a jaw-dropping surprise moment on Vanderpump Rules back in 2016, the property has stood as more than just a house—it’s a symbol of maternal love, legacy, and Vanderpump elegance. Lisa and her husband, Ken Todd, reportedly decorated the home themselves with signature touches: cascading roses, crystal lighting, a grand piano, and even a custom garden modeled after their iconic Villa Rosa estate.
But beneath the glamour, cracks are beginning to show. Mortgage documents reveal the couple initially borrowed $1.2 million through Premier America Credit Union. However, in late 2023, they refinanced and upped the amount to $1.35 million via United Wholesale Mortgage—just as California’s real estate market and personal finances reeled from post-pandemic pressure. Insiders suggest the move was an attempt to stay afloat amid potential losses in business or private investments.
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One source claims Jason Sabo has faced mounting financial strain after a series of unsuccessful investments linked to wine distribution, while Pandora—who runs Vanderpump Wines—has been scrambling to keep the brand and cash flow alive. These struggles may have forced the couple to leverage their most emotionally valuable asset, even at the risk of losing it.
Meanwhile, Lisa Vanderpump—who has famously said she doesn’t spoil her children unless they prove themselves—has remained publicly silent. However, insiders reveal Lisa is deeply disappointed and has declined to offer financial help, sending a quiet but firm message that “living large comes with consequences.”
If the home is foreclosed, it won’t just shatter the image of Vanderpump family perfection—it could deliver a devastating blow to the Vanderpump brand, meticulously built on luxury, control, and flawless public relations.
As viewers still reel from the financial scandals of reality stars like Erika Jayne and Mauricio Umansky, this Pandora mortgage bombshell may prompt fans to wonder: Behind those pristine white gates of Beverly Hills, is the foundation quietly crumbling?
