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Tami Roman and Snoop Dogg Reportedly Getting Their Bonnet and Scarf Ready for Late Night TV Variety Show

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Snoop Dogg hinted at a collab of sorts with TamiRoman in January.
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After Snoop Dogg chimed in on Tami Roman’s “Bonnet Chronicles” post about Kim Kardashian’s nude photos, it seems the two have planned to launch a variety show.

The rapper wanted to chat with Roman about the “s— we keep seeing” and commented back in January that he was ready with his “scarf on.” Now, a Wednesday, Feb. 21 report says the variety show is a done deal.

The late-night show, called “Get Into It…Forizzle” combines not only Roman’s and Snoops signature catchphrases but will capture their love of donning nightly headgear as they discuss pop culture updates.

In addition to discussions, the show will feature celebrity interviews and performances from music’s biggest stars. Roman and Snoop (and his wife) will have executive producer credits, too.

Filming is set to begin in March and while Snoop has stayed mum on the matter, Roman told Vibe of the project that the two “are teaming up to bring the funny and I am ecstatic!”

“[Snoop] is a legend who is blessing me with this opportunity to expand,” she added. “His willingness to partner on this venture is humbling and we are about to make magic.”

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