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Tami Roman Stunts on Haters with Newest IG Post, Likened to a ‘Goddess,’ ‘Trophy’

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“Basketball Wives” cast member Tami Roman is not letting discussions about her weight stop her from flaunting her assets. The reality TV star on Friday posted a photo posing in a gold Armani dress and shades, staring fiercely down at the ground with her mile-long legs on display.  A pair of red bottoms completes the look and Roman also got a little help from Rihanna’s limited-edition summer staple from Fenty Beauty: body glitter deemed Body Lava.

“#LevelUp on your #GlowUp with @fentybeauty #BodyLava it’s life-changing 🙌🏽🙌🏽 #keepyocandlesticksLit #armani,” Roman captioned the image.

Tami Roman

The post had fans fawning over Roman’s striking silhouette.

“Your Stunning Tami! I absolutely LOVE your new short hair! You have such beautiful face structure and the hair shows it off perfectly!💛💛💛.”

“Legggs for days!”

“Yasss @tamiroman legs of a Goddess #getintoit.”

“@tamiroman you out here looking like golden globe TROPHY…😍😍😍😍you look AMAZING…..LOVE YOUR GLOW.”

“Looking Marvelous beloved. Let Nothing or no one steal your Joy. Greatness is in You n Looks Gorgeous on you. Stay Focused and Gods Peace be w you.”

The overwhelmingly positive comments are a stark contrast from the negativity Roman has been facing lately when it comes to her appearance.

Despite disclosing her slimmer frame has to do with her diabetes, folks have continued to tear into her body frame.

“Ummmm… I don’t follow regularly and I’m not on IG a lot but when this picture came up I was shocked. She looks emaciated. I understand the health issue but I have questions?!?,” one fan asked.

Still, others have since continued to uplift the star, telling her not to pay the naysayers any attention.

“You look amazing!!! Don’t let anyone get to you, asking if you’re doing something dangerous to yourself! You look healthy, happy, and hot! You are an inspiration to the rest of us, diabetes or not!!! ❤❤❤.”

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