Oh, Baby? Tami Roman’s Latest Photo Descends Into Hysteria Over an Alleged Belly Bump

Tami Roman fans began to start rumors that the reality star is pregnant after a recent Instagram post shows her with a protruding belly. On Friday, Roman shared a photo of her strutting in a khaki plaid shorts suit. In her caption, she wrote, “#fbf Me: I don’t want to wear this @styledbyudi: Just wear the suit dammit 😂😂😂”

Tami Roman

But while Tami was hoping to show off a stylish suit, fans flooded the comment section gossiping about the reality star’s possible baby bump.

“tami is that a belly we seeeeee”

“I see a baby bump” “Is that a baby bump”

“Looking baby bumpish”

One fan came to Roman’s defense.

“Whatever happened to a time where people knew better then to open their damn mouth and ask a woman if she’s pregnant? This post is about the suit. Have some sense ppl.”

Another fan commented defending Roman.

“Omg let her live! Soooo what if the shot isn’t perfect to you…FYI:we are humans we are not not Perfect. Tami you are a ray of light in dark place… god bless you and your family”

Roman has struggled with her fertility and lost her baby back in 2015 with longtime boyfriend Reggie Youngblood. The reality star told E! News about losing her baby after a 10-week pregnancy. She said, “I am deeply saddened that after 10.5 weeks, we suffer this loss.” But she said she isn’t giving up, “We knew this would be an uphill battle. We were up against the odds. I have a prolapsed uterus and I’m diabetic. I battle bouts of hypoglycemia due to my diabetes and my blood pressure continually ran high. We were prayerful, we had and still have faith. We are not giving up.”

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